Data & systems
Data collection, analysis and monitoring
Reliable ESG data is the backbone of strategy, monitoring and credible reporting. We centralise your ESG data in a single structured platform, at the highest level of granularity across portfolios and individual assets — so disclosures are accurate, transparent and audit-ready.
What we fix
The seven places ESG data breaks.
Collection gaps
A collection and processing strategy that gets all available data in efficiently, instead of chasing it every cycle.
Survey-based input
Managing survey input across teams and stakeholders, so coverage and completeness actually improve.
Clustered annual consumption
Coverage for energy and water raised by collecting clustered annual consumption data per asset.
Estimation
Defensible methodologies applied to remaining gaps, documented so a validator can follow them.
Validation
Data quality, completeness and accuracy reviewed, with the findings shared rather than filed.
Coverage monitoring
Quality, coverage and completeness tracked per reporting requirement — GRESB, CSRD, EU Taxonomy.
Data completeness
From portfolio to reported number.
Every reported figure has a chain behind it. When a link is missing, the number is an estimate — and we make that visible instead of hiding it.
01
Portfolio
Reporting entity, ownership share, reporting period and what is in scope.
02
Assets
Floor area, asset type, coverage flags — the layer where most gaps actually originate.
03
Meters & sources
Meters, submeters, supplier files, BMS exports and surveys, each mapped to the asset it serves.
04
Reporting outputs
GRESB, CRREM, CSRD and EU Taxonomy figures, traceable back to the meter that produced them.
Our approach
Five stages, in this order.
01
Stakeholder commitment
Alignment and ownership across the teams whose data you need.
02
Current state & gap analysis
A clear picture of the data landscape as it is today.
03
Data strategy
A strategy that fits both organisational and asset-level needs.
04
Practical action plan
Strategy turned into steps someone can actually execute.
05
Implementation
Embedded into daily practice, not left as a recommendation.
What becomes possible
With the foundation in place.
Reporting you can defend
Figures that hold up under validation because their source is traceable.
Risks and opportunities sooner
Performance analysis that surfaces the outliers while you can still act on them.
Monitoring against frameworks
Continuous tracking against GRESB, CSRD and EU Taxonomy requirements.
