A dashboard with real-time overview of ESG risks, measures, KPI status, and trends for environment, social issues, and governance.

Simplify data collection from employees, customers, and suppliers without Excel with surveys.

Map stakeholders and expectations and prioritize what is most important.

Follow a guide from identification to scoring and prioritization of ESG themes and see what needs to be done first.

Collect policies, certificates, contracts, and references in one place and simplify the audit.

Traceability between regulatory requirements (CSRD, ESRS, the Transparency Act, ISO 14001, VSME, etc.) and the measures/policies that meet these requirements.

Version control, approval, and distribution of sustainability policies and procedures (e.g., Code of Conduct, climate and environmental policy).

Structured tasks related to sustainability measures (climate program, supplier follow-up), with responsibilities, deadlines, and follow-up.

Classification, overview and follow-up of suppliers, risk assessments and due diligence according to the Transparency Act.

Completed management reports to the management and board on ESG goals, status of measures, progress, and regulatory compliance.

Seamless integration with ERP, energy, and HR systems for better data quality and automated collection of sustainability data.

Provide accessible documentation and traceability on ESG data, reports, and sources that reduce the audit burden.

Systematics for learning from deviations, data collection and audits, and implementing improvements in sustainability efforts.

Visualization of ESG maturity, climate risk, and sustainability level, so that sustainability leaders can provide clear recommendations to management.

Ability to measure ESG goals over time (Scope 1–3, energy, waste, diversity, employee and supplier score).

Support for reporting in accordance with CSRD/ESRS and the Transparency Act, including ready-made templates and traceability.

Functions that provide the board with insight into ESG status at a business level (risk, progress, regulatory status).

Traceability in risk-based decisions, e.g., selection of ESG measures, prioritization of suppliers, and acceptance of residual risk.