Respond to data requests from larger companies and boost access to finance by offering transparency to banks and investors.
Whether novice or expert, use our intuitive pre-built tools to help you start your sustainability journey.
Larger organisations can support sustainability data collection in a unified way from their value chain partners.
Because AI-powered analysis works best with structured data, we combine XBRL-reporting with AI.
A supplier of decorative materials received data requests from its business customers who wish to fulfill their obligations under a CSR charter for suppliers and subcontractors. Despite having extensive CSR information on its website, the supplier contacted us to facilitate the structuring and automation of its responses. As a result, the supplier could easily share information on the process for identifying workers in the value chain, communities, or end-users who are affected or likely to be affected by serious negative impacts related to its operations.
A university with c.330 FTE employees and c.2,500 students was capturing data on commuting through regular transport surveys, with responses rates of 4% for employees and 1% for students. In an effort to improve the data collection for employees and students commuting, we helped the university redesign its entire data capture process, directly feeding responses into ESG Risk Viewer for real-time estimations of emissions linked to employees and students commuting.
A telecommunications networks contractor received multiple data requests from its clients who wanted to fulfill their obligations under a CSR charter for suppliers and subcontractors. The contractor regularly used the services of a CSR consultant. With ESG Risk Viewer, a single meeting and a monthly subscription were all the contractor needed to handle its multiple sustainability data requests, at a fraction of the cost and with minimal effort.
A venture capitalist planning for a new fundraising round was keen to include some data on its past and current ESG-related perfomance in its data room. With the manual collection of data via questionnaires becoming unreliable, ESG Risk Viewer helped harmonised the data collection process across investees for real time access.
Sustainability consultants can leverage ESG Risk Viewer for numerous benefits, primarily to streamline processes, enhance accuracy, access real time data, and offer scalable solutions for their clients. With ESG Risk Viewer, consultants can combine the consistency of automated calculations with the insights they provide using their human expertise, and all this at a lower cost.
The Climate Aware organisations are conscious about climate change and its implications. They adopt a practical approach in managing climate risks. They typically aim to respond to greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions information requests from clients and lenders.
The Climate Action-Ready organisations take a mid- to long-term view of climate change and its implications. They typically adopt a strategic approach to the management of GHG emissions and build capabilities to mitigate risks and seized opportunities.
The Net-Zero Contributors take a long-term view of climate change and its implications. They lead the way in their respective industry, drive innovation in the management of GHG emissions, build and help build capabilities to mitigate risks and seized opportunities.
The sustainability pragmatists use a practical and context-sensitive approach to managing sustainability risks and opportunities. They typically aim to respond to information requests from clients, lenders and other stakeholders.
The sustainability strategists take a long-term view of sustainability risks and opportunities affecting the organisation. They typically anticipate new developments and build capabilities to mitigate risks and to seized opportunities.
The sustainability trailblazers lead the way in sustainability in their respective industry. They take a long-term view of sustainability risks and opportunities, and drive innovation while addressing demands from stakeholders.
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