The architecture
ESG Optimizer is the cockpit where your data lives. Scope, Watch and Academy are modules that plug into it, Foundation gives it its baseline. Every building block is shown with its real status, never with a promise.
Monitoring module of the cockpit
Official sources reviewed daily, filtered to your company's perimeter, and turned into dated deadlines. Every alert carries the link to its text. Three principles: every alert traces back to its text, your profile rather than the whole feed, dates rather than intentions.
Module under construction. Not open to the public, no price shown, no date announced.
Training module of the cockpit
Short paths on the voluntary reporting standard and on carbon, plus contextual micro learning indexed by requirement, shown inside the cockpit at the exact point the question comes up. The content explains the standard, it never comments on your data.
Catalogue not published. No path is open for enrolment at this date.
The comparison baseline
Foundation is not a product for sale. It is the observatory of SME sustainability maturity, and the baseline that lets the cockpit position a company against its sector. Here, free is the promise, not the bait.
Not open. Nothing is published at this address at this date.
A second region
Same data foundation, different demand. In West Africa, what is asked of you is not a score, it is a file that holds in front of a lender or a European buyer. The region has its own domain, its own currency and its own price list.
The deliverables
A report as an attachment ends up in an inbox. Our deliverables can be checked by whoever receives them, with no account to create.
You upload the questionnaire you received. It comes back in its original format, in its original cells, formulas and formatting preserved, with an annex proving every answer. The following year, only the values that need updating are asked for again.
Your banker, your auditor or your client opens a link. They see what you decided, for as long as you decided. You see every read, and you cut it off whenever you want.
You prove a figure without sending the full document. The extract carries the fingerprint of the source document: the recipient checks that it really comes from there, without seeing the rest.
Two exports of the same unchanged file carry the same fingerprint, two years apart. That is the difference between a document and a piece of evidence.
Inside the cockpit
The EU Taxonomy and the social pillar are not sold separately. They are built inside the cockpit, on the same data, so clients never re-enter what they have already provided. This is the real state of play, with no promise dressed up as a feature.
Covered today
CSRD and ESRS
Double materiality and coverage of the 10 standards, aligned with EFRAG methodology.
VSME
The voluntary SME standard, published by EFRAG and recommended by the European Commission.
EU Taxonomy
Eligibility, alignment and turnover, CapEx and OpEx ratios under Article 8, on the regulatory profile in force.
Carbon footprint
Scopes 1, 2 and 3 on the ADEME Base Empreinte, brought in by the Scope module.
GRI, ISSB, CDP and BEGES
The same canonical datapoints come out in the grammar of each framework, plus the XBRL tagging expected at filing.
In progress inside the cockpit
Social pillar
ESRS social indicators are in place, the gender equality index and social report are still to be delivered.
Supplier value chain
The data model exists, the supplier portal and due diligence logic are being built.
Labels and environmental claims
Label preparation and claim review, on the same evidence base as the rest of the cockpit.