For mid-sized companies and their supply chains
Who knows which supplier, or which climate event, could stop production next quarter?
Mid-sized companies, the backbone of every supply chain, have no one. CIS, the platform from ESG Data Core, catches climate, supplier, geopolitical and regulatory risk early, ranks what matters most and tracks every fix to resolution. No ESG background needed.
The blind spot
You can’t cut what you can’t see.
For the average company reporting to CDP, supply-chain emissions are 26 times those of its own operations.
15%have a target for their supply-chain emissions.
Source: BCG and CDP (2024), average of companies reporting to CDP.
The cost
In 2024, ONE hurricane flooded ONE plant.
60%
of United States intravenous (IV) fluids came from that single supplier.
The hospitals did nothing wrong.
Their risk was in their SUPPLIER’S building.
Hurricane Helene and the Baxter North Cove plant, 2024. Reporting: NBC News, Associated Press via ABC News.
The pressure
The pressure keeps rising.
Natural disasters
$220bn
lost worldwide last year.
Swiss Re Institute, 2025
Insurers now ask
Is your supplier exposed?
Tighter terms. Higher premiums.
83%
of insured natural-catastrophe losses in 2025 were in the US.
Swiss Re Institute, 2025
Regulation
Dec 2027
Forced-labour products can’t be sold in the EU, or exported from it.
Regulation (EU) 2024/3015
3,000+
sustainability regulations globally.
ESG Book, 2023
Supply chain
73%
of companies lose revenue to supply-chain disruption.
Cleo, 2026 Global Supply Chain Executive Report
Due diligence in the EU
3%
of worldwide turnover: the maximum fine for due-diligence failures. Large buyers pass the questions to their suppliers.
Directive (EU) 2026/470
In the United States
SB 253
California requires companies with over $1bn in revenue to report their emissions, supply chain included.
Under the UFLPA, goods linked to forced labour in Xinjiang are stopped at the US border.
California SB 253 (2023); Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (2021)
The solution
Corporate Impact Stewardshipby ESG Data Core
CIS was built for them.
From visibility to action.
CIS is the platform ESG Data Core built for mid-sized companies and their supply chains. Where most tools stop at the report, CIS takes each risk to an owner, a fix and the evidence that it worked.
- Most tools
- CollectReportStops here
- CIS
- ConnectAutomateActProve
Operations · product · suppliers · climate hazards · geopolitical risk · regulation → carbon · compliance · risk · remediation, in one system. Import files, invite suppliers or connect your systems through the API.
A report doesn’t cut a single tonne of emissions.
Risk, impact & opportunity
Where you’re exposed. What to fix first.
For example
A critical supplier sits in a flood zone, and is also your biggest emissions hotspot.
We analyse both, and assign someone to fix it.
- No generic scores
- Owner · deadline · evidence
- AI grounded in scientific studies suggests proven fixes
CIS · Score & prioritise
- Climate
- Supplier
- Compliance
- Source
- Supplier
- Compliance
- Assessment
- Priority
- Resolution
What a company gets
So what does a company GET with CIS?
Before
It sees disruption before it hits.
And keeps its place in the supply chain.
Emissions
It knows exactly where to reduce, and sees whether the tonnes actually fell.
Measured on the activity, not estimated once a year.
Cut
Cut risk. Cut costs. Cut emissions.
And get up to about eight employees’ worth of manual work back.*
Unify
One source of truth for every goal and regulation.
Environmental, social and governance, with no duplicated work.
*ESG Data Core estimate.
Climate impact
Measured, not promised.
- 1
Baseline
Your emissions, from the activity you already record.
- 2
Hotspot
Where the tonnes really are, including in your suppliers.
- 3
Proven fix
A reduction that has worked before, with its evidence.
- 4
Tonnes fell
The next figure shows whether it worked. Verified.
Verified · tonnes of CO₂e
We don’t remove carbon ourselves. CIS makes reductions findable, doable, verifiable.
Mitigation + adaptation. In one system, we also show which suppliers the next climate event will hit.
Common questions
What companies ask us first.
- Q1
Do we need ESG expertise to use CIS?
No. You enter activity you already track, such as fuel, energy, headcount and suppliers, and CIS turns it into risk, carbon and ESG figures.
- Q2
Which risks does CIS cover?
Climate hazards, supplier, geopolitical and regulatory risk, ranked by their impact on your business and kept next to your carbon, social and governance data.
- Q3
Can't we do this in Excel or Power BI?
A spreadsheet holds the number. It does not keep where it came from or who changed it, and it does not assign anyone to fix a risk. CIS does all of that in one place.
- Q4
Does CIS replace our current systems?
No. Your ERP and accounting tools stay. Bring data in from a CSV, from invoices or through the API.
- Q5
How do we get started?
Book a demo. Tell us what your customers, insurers or regulators are asking for, and we show you how CIS would handle it.
The ask
Right now, we’re building CIS with the right partners.
Funds
willing to pilot portfolio risk analysis with us.
Companies · public bodies · buyers
who want to co-design CIS with us, with preferential conditions.
You already have the data. You already pay for it.
Let’s make it work.