Set up ESG reports individually: Create user- and company-specific reports -whether according to SAQ 5.0, CDP, customer-specific questionnaires, or internal ESG goals.
Different reporting cycles, formats, and KPIs require stable and scalable data management.
The variety of ESG frameworks often leads to duplicate work and conflicting information.
Requirements come not only from regulations but increasingly from customers, financial partners, and investors.
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Multi-reporting allows companies to use sustainability information in a targeted and strategic way. By integrating various ESG requirements into a consistent reporting architecture, companies can not only strengthen their public image but also enhance their internal management capabilities.
A strong EcoVadis rating can strengthen competitiveness in tenders, facilitate collaboration with sustainable partners, and provide transparency against industry standards. It can therefore be an important lever for advancing a company’s own sustainability performance.
EcoVadis is a globally recognized sustainability ratings platform founded in 2007. It assesses companies’ environmental, social, and ethical performance through an evidence-based evaluation process. EcoVadis covers over 100,000 companies in more than 175 countries and helps manage ESG risks while meeting growing stakeholder and regulatory requirements.
SAQ 5.0 stands for Self-Assessment Questionnaire Version 5.0, a standardized questionnaire for supplier self-disclosure in the automotive industry. The SAQ helps identify sustainability risks in the supply chain early and makes the ESG performance of suppliers comparable.
CDP is an international, non-profit environmental organization founded in 2000. Companies and other entities such as cities and states can disclose their environmental activities and data, receiving ratings that reflect their sustainability efforts.