Archer ESG Management can help your organization save time and resources by making it easier to collect and report ESG data, reduce ESG-related risks, and align ESG goals with your overall business strategy. Archer ESG Management delivers a complete and aggregated view of the organization's value chains as well as its supply chain's ability to meet its social and sustainability responsibilities. Executives and Board members can use Archer ESG Management's graphical, real time reporting and dashboards to view and evaluate compliance, environmental impact, and supply chain risk with quantifiable data and metrics. By implementing Archer ESG Management with a broader Archer IRM program, business leaders and executives have access to quantifiable risk data that provides the insight and tools needed to protect the business while adhering to their ESG policies.
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Gather ESG Data
Gather ESG data in a way whichfacilitates valuable reporting.
Predict ESG Performance
Predict ESG performance going forward.
Align with Global Frameworks
Integrate over 100 standards across the five ESG standard setters, and align with global frameworks.
Resources
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ESG Management
Archer ESG Management enables an enterprise-wide, integrated approach to manage your ESG program.
Double Materiality Calculator
The Archer Double Materiality Calculator helps you quickly and easily assess, calculate, and report on double materiality impacts.
ESG Portfolio Management
Archer ESG Portfolio Management, specifically designed for the investment community, enables investors to accurately measure and analyze the ESG performance of their portfolio companies.
ESG Disclosure Management
Archer ESG Disclosure Management delivers reporting for TCFD and GRI 2 reporting.
Carbon Management
Archer Carbon Management allows organizations to evaluate their carbon footprint and establish emission-reduction targets to improve organizational resiliency and sustainability.
ESG Frameworks
Measure, quantify, assess, and report ESG readiness with Archer’s ESG solution.
FAQs
What are ESG software programs?
The purpose of an ESG program in an organization is to embed sustainability, social responsibility, and ethical governance practices into business operations, strategies, and decision-making processes. An ESG program aims to create long-term value for stakeholders by addressing key non-financial risks and opportunities related to environmental sustainability, social impact, and corporate governance.
What is the meaning of ESG?
Environmental, Social, Governance
What is the main goal of ESG?
An ESG program aims to create long-term value for stakeholders by addressing key non-financial risks and opportunities related to environmental sustainability, social impact, and corporate governance.
What is the difference between ESG and sustainability?
Sustainability is a broader, more holistic philosophy and practice that aims for long-term balance between economic, environmental, and social systems.
How does ESG software work?
ESG software helps companies track and improve their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) efforts. It gathers data from different sources, checks it against global standards, and creates easy-to-read reports. It also helps set goals, manage risks, and make sure the company follows regulations.
How do I set up an ESG program?
Setting up an ESG program involves defining objectives, securing leadership buy-in, and conducting a materiality assessment to identify key priorities. Develop a framework aligned with recognized standards (e.g., GRI, SASB) and establish measurable metrics for ESG goals. Implement tools and technologies like Archer to automate data collection and processes, track progress, integrate ESG into business strategy. Regularly monitor, evaluate, and report on ESG performance to stakeholders, ensuring transparency and continuous improvement. Align with regulatory requirements and industry standards while celebrating achievements to build trust and showcase leadership.
How does my company start collecting ESG data?
To start collecting ESG data, identify key metrics relevant to your company (e.g., emissions, diversity, governance policies) and align with reporting standards like GRI or SASB. Map internal and external data sources, such as energy bills, HR systems, and supplier reports. Establish clear processes for consistent data collection, use tools or software to automate and centralize data management, and assign responsibility for oversight. Regularly review data for accuracy, track progress against goals, and prepare reports to share with stakeholders.
How does AI benefit companies in handling ESG?
AI offers significant advantages to companies in handling ESG responsibilities by enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and insight in data collection, analysis, and decision-making processes.
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