We make regulation workable.

We help teams put human rights due diligence, sustainability reporting, climate action, data protection and responsible AI into practice.

What we do best

Growth through sustainability

We make sustainability work for the business: a defensible double materiality assessment, a full carbon footprint including Scope 3, and SBTi targets your teams can deliver.

Human rights and supply chain due diligence

We help you see where people are most at risk in your operations and supply chains, act in proportion and show what has changed.

Data governance, privacy and Responsible AI

We help you use data and AI with confidence: clear owners, privacy and AI risk assessments, vendor checks and human oversight that hold up under scrutiny.

Customer cases

months to passport-ready data

Battery passport data for a cell manufacturer under the EU Batteries RegulationBattery passport data

A battery passport data model linking factory systems to carbon footprint and recycled-content records, with a chain of custody from mine to refinery.Factory data linked to carbon and recycled content records.

Asia and Central Europe

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legal instruments, one vigilance plan

A vigilance plan and supplier escalation rules for an e-commerce groupA vigilance plan for e-commerce

A risk map, a vigilance plan with separate protocols for direct and indirect suppliers, and escalation rules from remediation to contract termination.Supplier risk mapping and separate escalation rules.

France and United Kingdom

Read the case Goldmedal kept for EcoVadis rating

Closing the policy and data gaps behind an EcoVadis ratingClosing EcoVadis evidence gaps

A gap analysis against the EcoVadis methodology, one repository for non-financial data and the missing policies, ending in a Gold medal.One place for non-financial data and the missing policies.

Europe

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How we work together

Engagements

Weeks 1 to 2

Scoping note

Two structured interviews, with the sponsor and with the operating teams, fix the perimeter: entities, instruments and the evidence already held. The scoping note sets scope, deliverables, fee structure and a delivery date.

Weeks 2 to 5

Obligation map and evidence review

Each applicable instrument is mapped to the legal entity, the process and the date it applies from, article cited. Existing policies, supplier files and data are reviewed against that map, so the gap list is specific to you.

Weeks 5 to 10

Controls, owners and records

Each gap becomes a control with a named owner, a frequency and a record format: escalation matrices, review protocols, evidence registers. Drafted in your systems and templates, ready for auditors, customers and the board.

Weeks 10 to 12

Handover and review

Your teams run the first cycle with us and the second on their own. A closing review confirms the records stand up to an audit or a customer questionnaire; specialist review remains available on request.

01 / 04

Scoping note · within two working days

Supplier questionnaires, three customers, one register

Fixed quoteFixed end date

GroupCSRDDuty of vigilanceFrench entityDuty of vigilanceAI content marking · 2 Dec 2026Battery plantBattery passport · 18 Feb 2027OECD minerals guidanceUK salesModern Slavery Act s.54Forced labour ban · 14 Dec 2027

ControlOwnerRecord

Supplier escalation matrixProcurementMonthly

Scope 2 evidence reviewFinanceQuarterly

AI supplier questionsIT and LegalPer contract

Works-council briefingHRSix-monthly

Handover · the team runs it

Method written for the people who run it

First cycle run together, second cycle observed

Specialist review when a question is new