Assessment Scope
The assessment looks at environmental, social, and governance performance at company level — not at products, sites, or brands on their own.
Our Assessment Scope
We assess legal entities. Sites, parks, and brands without entity status are out of scope.
Entities We Assess
Supply-chain companies
Companies with their own legal personality
Enterprise Groups
Enterprise groups with controlling relationships
Subsidiaries within Enterprise Groups
Independently operating subsidiaries within the group
General Enterprises or Company Entities
All types of enterprise entities meeting assessment criteria
Entities We Do Not Assess
Factories or sites without entity status
Sites without independent legal personality
Industrial Parks or Industrial Zones
Regional industrial clusters
Offices or Representative Offices
Branch offices without independent legal personality
Government Agencies or NGOs
Non-profit organizations
Products or Services
Specific products or service items
Brands or Trademarks
Intangible assets of intellectual property
Can parent and subsidiary evidence be used?
Rules for when group-level documents count for the entity being assessed.
Management Policies
Can come from the parent company, but must cover the assessed entity
Measures & Practices
Must be implemented in at least one subsidiary
Certifications
Must cover the entire company scope
Performance
Must cover the entire company scope
I Want to Assess
Choose who you are assessing, then start a questionnaire.
Invite suppliers, watch ESG risk, and keep a shared record.
- Monitor supply chain risks
- Practice responsible procurement
- Build a sustainable supply chain
See your own ESG performance before buyers or investors ask.
- Gain insights into ESG performance
- Improve corporate ESG governance
- Secure orders and investment opportunities
Collect subsidiary questionnaires and compare performance and risk.
- Efficiently manage subsidiary ESG data
- Evaluate subsidiary sustainability performance
- Monitor subsidiary ESG risks