Platform

Contributor portal

Request data from anyone — no onboarding, no report access, no manual.

The simplest way to request data.

No accounts to configure, no training session, no report access. A contributor gets a link, a deadline, and exactly the datapoints that are theirs. Nothing more to wade through.

How it works

One link, one loop.

01

Invite and share

Pick your contributors, set a deadline, and share the link however they work — Microsoft, Google, plain email.

02

They see what's theirs

Contributors land on their own datapoints — grouped by unit first, then by topic. No navigating a reporting tool.

03

They fill and submit

Plain-language questions with an AI assistant beside each one, drafting values from what's already on file.

04

You review and comment

You're notified on submission. Something missing? Comment on the exact datapoint and send it back.

05

Complete, on the record

They fill the gap, resubmit, and you mark it complete — with the whole exchange in the audit trail.

Built for the colleague who isn't an ESG expert.

The portal asks for numbers the way you'd ask in person — and keeps the paper trail you need behind every answer.

No onboarding, no manual

A link and a deadline is the whole setup. Contributors never see the report, the frameworks, or a settings screen.

Only what's theirs

Datapoints arrive grouped by unit, then by topic, in plain language — and in their language.

AI help on the spot

An assistant beside every question drafts a starting value from what's already on file. They confirm; they don't decode regulation.

A real approval loop

Submit, review, comment, resubmit, complete. Missing data goes back to the person who has it, not into a chase email.

Everything on the record

Every value, comment, and hand-back lands in the audit trail, attached to the datapoint it belongs to.

Any site, any company

Works across entities, countries, and joint ventures — the same loop whether data lives next door or three subsidiaries away.

Get the data without the chase

A pilot invites your first contributors the same day — your units, your topics, your deadline.