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.
CSRD and ESRS
VSME
Environmental claims: Directive (EU) 2024/825
GHG Protocol
SBTi
EcoVadis
Double materiality and compliance
Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions
Customer questionnaires
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.
CSDDD
French duty of vigilance
LkSG
UK Modern Slavery Act
EU Forced Labour Regulation
UN Guiding Principles
OECD due diligence
SMETA
Worker grievances
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.
GDPR
EU AI Act
EU Data Act
ISO/IEC 42001
Privacy by design
DPIAs
AI risk assessments
Data subject rights
Human oversight
Two ways to work with us
Move a priority forward.
We help you make the decisions that matter and turn a strategic priority into practical action.
Build lasting capability.
We work alongside your teams to anticipate change, sustain progress and strengthen their ability to decide and act.
How we work together
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
Handover · the team runs it
Method written for the people who run it
Register, templates and owners in their systems
First cycle run together, second cycle observed
Specialist review when a question is new
Customer cases
Battery passport data for a cell manufacturer under the EU Batteries Regulation
A battery passport data model linking factory systems to carbon footprint and recycled-content records, with a chain of custody from mine to refinery.
Asia and Central Europe
A vigilance plan and supplier escalation rules for an e-commerce group
A risk map, a vigilance plan with separate protocols for direct and indirect suppliers, and escalation rules from remediation to contract termination.
France and United Kingdom
Closing the policy and data gaps behind an EcoVadis rating
A gap analysis against the EcoVadis methodology, one repository for non-financial data and the missing policies, ending in a Gold medal.
Europe
“Procurement got a method it could put into practice straight away.”
Group procurement director, construction group, France
Insights
Sustainability strategy and reporting
GuideCSRD after Omnibus: a reporting guide for companies
The Omnibus amendments change which companies must report under the CSRD and how they need to prepare.
Bo Yu
Sustainability strategy and reporting
GuideSimplified ESRS: a reporting guide for companies and financial institutions
The revised ESRS give companies more flexibility in how they prepare sustainability information.
Bo Yu
Climate risk and finance
AnalysisSFDR: current rules and the proposed overhaul
The current SFDR rules continue to apply while the proposed overhaul moves through the legislative process.
Bo Yu
Sustainability strategy and reporting
AnalysisESG divergence: choosing a response to regulatory change
Regulatory changes can prompt companies to reduce, maintain or expand their sustainability work.
Bo Yu
Climate risk and finance
AnalysisSix design principles for stronger prudential transition plans
The EBA Guidelines on the management of ESG risks apply from 11 January 2026 to most institutions.
Bo Yu
Human rights and supply chains
AnalysisOn-site human rights due diligence: from worker voice to evidence
An on-site human rights assessment connects policies with workers’ experience and everyday operating decisions.
Bo Yu