ESG analysis workspace
Find out which sustainability data you already have, which topics you'd need to fill, and how your position compares with others in your industry — before committing to a reporting process.
Three connected modules
Move from a broad sustainability question to a structured roadmap, a clearer view of risks and impacts, and useful comparisons with your industry.
An ESG gap analysis compares the information your business already holds against the topics customers, banks and reporting standards ask about. You get a clear view of what's covered, what's missing, and what it would take to close the difference — at no cost.
Turn your business context, industry, and geography into a structured view of sustainability priorities and next steps.
Identify the environmental, social, and governance topics most relevant to your business.
Consider the requirements and expectations connected with the markets where you operate.
Translate selected priorities into practical indicators and targets.
Examine how sustainability topics connect with business exposure, operational decisions, and potential opportunities.
Organize environmental and social impacts using the data available to your business.
Review how climate, market, and operational changes could affect your plans.
Consider efficiency, circularity, and product opportunities linked to your priorities.
Use published peer information to put your indicators, goals, and disclosures into a relevant market context.
Compare selected emissions, energy, workforce, and circularity indicators.
Review the sustainability targets disclosed by relevant companies in your sector.
Identify areas where stronger measurement or disclosure could distinguish your business.
Start with the analysis module that matches your question, then connect the results across strategy, risk, and benchmarking.
