Introducing ESG.AI

ESG.AI helps organizations and consultancies visualize ESG data to improve understanding and data quality as well as provide a new level of modelling, planning and impact analysis. Our platform enables customers to provide up to date and complete ESG data to ensure the most timely and accurate data and scores possible in a transparent and quantifiable way, and map data to key performance indicators from the major reporting standards providers.

We partnered with the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) in November to deliver a next generation ESG analytics platform. The partnership combines LSEG's extensive data set with our innovative platform to provide and drive more comprehensive and verifiable ESG data and scores.

Improve your ESG Score in 3 Steps

1

Identify most impactful missing or incorrect data

Claim your free ESG Data Audit below, and our team will analyze your data with you to identify missing, incorrect or problematic data.

2

Provide disclosure for correct information

Our analysts are available to help you identify the necessary data including required disclosure details.

3

Submit corrected data to improve your score

We can work with you to manage the process to ensure your data is updated and your score is improved.

Dashboard

Easily see your ESG score performance at any point in time. Stay up-to-date with trending news and use the interactive display to quickly dig deeper into the data and explore concrete examples of how to improve your ESG score.

Did you know?

Our platform typically uncovers missing or incorrect data that can increase your ESG score by 10%.

Optimizer

The Optimizer enables companies to reflect their current ESG data, gain customised guidance to target planned improvements, and estimate future impact of ESG initiatives. Use the Optimizer to unlock intuitive visualisations of your standing within your industry along with autonomous identification of your key metrics.

Claim your FREE ESG Data Audit!

We are seeing real demand for the platform from organisations as they look to report their ESG performance to stakeholders, and to meet the requirements of the upcoming EU CSRD regulations as well as new and anticipated regulatory reforms in the US.