The sustainability reporting landscape is undergoing a major transformation. Legal disclosure requirements are becoming the norm and it is now a widely held view that supply chains are a critical lever for sustainability. Purchasing departments are therefore assuming a key role in gaining supply chain insights needed for reporting obligations and driving progress on environmental, social and governance matters.
We help you to stay on top of the ever changing and demanding reporting landscape. Our platform allows you to collect supply chain data across all relevant sustainability topics, identify gaps and ultimately improve your KPIs. Based on 30 supply chain metrics and more than 90 data points, you obtain a comprehensive and GRI-certified report for your disclosures.
New suppliers screened against environmental/social criteria
Suppliers assessed for environmental/social impacts
Identified suppliers with negative environmental/social impacts
Negative environmental/social impacts identified along the supply chain
Relevant suppliers with whom improvements were initiated
Relevant suppliers with whom relationships were terminated
We enable you to assess your suppliers based on a wide range of sustainability topics material to your industry and in line with the GRI Topic Standards ‘308: Supplier Environmental Assessment’ and ‘414: Supplier Social Assessment’. The results are synthesized in a GRI-certified report at the click of a button and can be readily used for your disclosures. The analysis comprises 30 KPIs and more than 90 data points which provide critical insights into your supply chain and shed light on areas in need of improvement so that you can boost your sustainability performance.
IntegrityNext runs mostly automated and is particularly resource-friendly for you.
IntegrityNext helps you identify the topics and impacts material to your business.
IntegrityNext provides an easy-to-use one-stop shop for data collection across your supply chain.
July 17, 2026
Fugro uses the IntegrityNext platform to build a scalable due diligence framework that supports compliance with the CSDDD and other emerging regulations. By automating supplier risk monitoring and integrating supplier data into procurement processes, the company has improved audit readiness, enhanced supply chain transparency, and screened more than 5,000 suppliers for sustainability risks.
July 16, 2026
Join our EUDR webinar to learn how to assess compliance risks, quantify financial impact, and build a scalable EUDR compliance strategy.
July 14, 2026
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has published initial insights from its 2026 socio-economic consultation on the proposed EU restriction of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) under REACH. For businesses, the ECHA PFAS consultation offers an important view into industry concerns, the availability of PFAS alternatives, possible derogations, and the implementation challenges likely to shape the final restriction. One message is already clear: companies should start preparing for PFAS compliance now.
