GHG emissions
Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions data
Employee engagement
Employee surveys and responses
Renewable energy usage
What percentage of energy use originates from green energy sources?
Collect key data and report on your ESG metrics efficiently,
accurately, and in alignment with relevant standards and frameworks.
Track, calculate, and report on your greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and other key ESG metrics in alignment with international carbon emissions and ESG frameworks and standards.
ESG performance dashboards increase ESG awareness and visibility throughout your organization, in turn assisting you to reduce your environmental impacts, and positively affect social factors such as your diversity and inclusion metrics.
Meet your governance reporting requirements with regards to your executives, investors, customers, rating agencies, regulators, and operational stakeholders.
Customizable forms and scheduled questionnaires enable collaborative data collection throughout your organization.
Utilize our built-in calculation engine to ascertain your GHG emissions and carbon footprint. Global carbon emission factors such as AP42 and DEFRA are supported straight out of the box.
Track your real-time performance indicators via our intuitive and user-friendly dashboards.
Generate internal and external stakeholder ESG reports quickly, easily, and in adherence with included ESG reporting standards such as GRI, SASB, and TCFD.
The IsoMetrix Lumina ESG solution caters specifically for some of the key metrics frequently used by companies to measure their ESG performance, including:
Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions data
Employee surveys and responses
What percentage of energy use originates from green energy sources?
Number of incidents, injuries, fatalities, days lost due to injury, and long-term injury frequency rate
Company diversity. What percentage are women? What percentage are from under-represented population groups?
Number of new hires and employees who have left the company
With dedicated functionality at every phase, you can be assured of fulfilling all your ESG stakeholder requirements.
ESG reporting frameworks and standards
Companies have realized that they need to start taking ESG management and reporting seriously, but may have little idea how to start, or where to begin. By using ESG reporting frameworks and standards, companies can standardize the types and scopes of information they collect. These frameworks provide useful standardization measures to help organizations measure, manage, and report on their sustainability targets.
Scope emissions
The Greenhouse Gas Protocol is an organization that provides standards, guidance, tools, and training for business and government to measure and manage climate-warming emissions. Its Corporate Standard classifies a company’s GHG emissions into three ‘scopes’ – Scope 1 emissions, Scope 2 emissions, and Scope 3 emissions.
STBi (Science-Based Targets initiative)
The SBTi is a coalition established in 2015 which aims to enable companies to set emission reduction targets in line with leading climate science. Offering a range of target-setting resources and guidance, the SBTi independently assesses and approves companies’ targets in line with its strict criteria.
Path to net zero
Reaching a state of net zero means that whatever carbon emissions are added to the atmosphere, they need to be removed or offset somewhere else, so that a state of equilibrium is reached. As many businesses and organizations are ‘carbon positive’, getting to a net zero state is a common objective. Their ‘path to net zero’ is the set of actions they’re taking to reach this objective.