Measure what matters to make the right sustainability decisions

Companies that are better at measuring and managing their ESG performance are also sharpening their competitive edge

Why sustainability measurement matters

85%

of CFOs and senior finance executives expect ESG disclosure requirements to increase over the next 3 years

Only 22%

of finance executives say they are well prepared for upcoming regulatory demands

>50%

are capturing all the relevant ESG data in an automated fashion

Right data. Right context. Right decisions.

A strong ESG and sustainability strategy—linked to outcome-driven metrics—can lead to better business performance.

Clearly define what sustainability means for your company with a focus on regulatory requirements and risk management. Refine your strategy and narrative over time to zero in on value.

Establish robust data models for your sustainability metrics and performance indicators. Automate ESG workflows to deliver practical, accurate and auditable data.

Integrate sustainability in corporate decision-making by embedding it not only into enterprise functions like finance and risk management, but also into operations and procurement.

What you’ll achieve

360º value

Increase value and transparency for all stakeholders by using data to drive your sustainability reporting and disclosure.

Risk mitigation and cost avoidance

Reliable ESG data can help you prevent fines and penalties (e.g., climate taxes) and loss of business.

Compliance and control

Consistently comply with regulatory standards, and draw on data that’s more reliable for reporting and decision-making.

Better financing

Improved sustainability ratings can reduce your cost of debt. What’s more, you can gain access to beneficial lending rates, subsidies and tax breaks.

Cost reduction and operational efficiency

When you reduce water, energy and fuel usage — along with raw materials and waste — you can see increased efficiency and less maintenance and transportation costs.

Revenue growth and pricing power

Eco-friendly products can improve customer loyalty and offer entry to new customer segments and geographical markets. They also create an opportunity for premium pricing models.