Stay legal,
Avoid fines.
ESG alerts to avoid legal incidents.
A 24/7 guard dog.
Context
New Sustainability regulations.
The EU/UK/US have enacted a large body of sustainability regulations.
More than 50.000 companies in the EU alone will need to comply with mandatory sustainability laws/directives such as CSDDD.
Corporates are required to timely identify incidents and act accordingly.
Problem
How to timely spot incidents?
Companies struggle to spot supplier incidents.
For corporations, repercussions for inaction range from sanctions to consumer boycotts, impacting their reputation and value.
Companies need to be alerted when incidents occur so that they can act to remain legally compliant and avoid heavy penalties.
Solution
Subscription-based alerts about ESG incidents for a monthly flat fee.
As a client, you get alerted of the latest supplier incident(s).
You access a modular dashboard with data split by supplier and matched against relevant legislation.
Then you can act to remain legally compliant and avoid heavy penalties.
Into the peace of mind business
A 24/7 guard dog to avoid legal problems.
Affordable – 99 €/mo./supplier vs. fines of 5% of the global revenue.
Simple and direct – no fluff, just facts.
Reliable – expertly curated intel aligned with mandatory legislation.
Use cases
No actionable ESG intel to avoid penalties
Companies struggle to swiftly identify ESG issues across their supply chain.
Besides, it is problematic for a corporation to identify and understand the relevant ESG laws and regulations that apply to its operations.
Failing to ensure legal compliance will result in massive fines, lawsuits, and reputational damage.
Violations of norms and regulations
It becomes increasingly complicated to keep tabs on all relevant ESG-related norms and regulations.
Taking stock of a large body of sustainability laws and then tying back supply chain incidents to the respective legal criteria is a business nightmare.
Poor insights on a wide range of ESG issues
Companies usually do not have the right data to address a vast array of ESG issues with impact on their business.
Therefore, corporations expose themselves to legal repercussions because of failure to identify and address all relevant ESG incidents.
“We must all obey the great law of change. It is the most powerful law of nature.”
– Edmund Burke
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