Supplier Evaluation Across Value Chain for Net-Zero Journey

Drive accountability across your supply chain through measurable sustainability benchmarks

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Key Facts

Emissions Drive 90% of Supply Chain Impact

Our biggest risks are outside your factory walls

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Data in one place

Over 90% of a company’s climate impact lies in its supply chain. Evaluating suppliers based only on cost and delivery misses emissions, energy use, waste, and ESG risks—where the real impact lies.

Supply chain emissions are 11.4x higher than direct operational emissions.

Sustainable Suppliers Lower Business Risk

Low-carbon suppliers = fewer disruptions

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Reduced risk of disruptions, non-compliance and hidden costs

Suppliers with strong sustainability practices face fewer regulatory penalties, fewer resource-related disruptions, and are more resilient to future carbon costs.

Climate-related supply chain disruptions can cut company earnings by up to 30%.

ESG-Ready Suppliers Win More Contracts

Being sustainable isn’t a badge — it’s a business advantage.

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Cost savings and operational efficiency gains

Companies are now prioritizing suppliers with credible carbon data, certifications, and reduction targets. Evaluating suppliers on ESG metrics helps organizations meet CSRD, BRSR Core, and Scope 3 regulations.

7 out of 10 global buyers prefer suppliers with transparent sustainability disclosures.

Enhanced Innovation & Strategy

Use supplier base as source of sustainability, growth and differentiation

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Greater alignment with sustainability, innovation and strategic value

Evaluating suppliers across the value chain allows firms to surface opportunities for innovation (e.g., low-carbon materials), align procurement with sustainability goals, and leverage suppliers as strategic partners

Build sustainable brand value

Smart organizations view supplier evaluation not just as a compliance exercise, but as a strategic advantage that drives innovation, agility, and quality. Leading technology and manufacturing companies assess suppliers on innovation capability, operational flexibility, and strategic alignment—enabling faster product launches and sustained market leadership.

Key advantages include:

By aligning supplier performance with business goals, organizations enhance both competitive resilience and profitability in an increasingly sustainability-driven market.

Supplier Evaluation Strategic Advantage

Enable Smarter, Data-Driven Decision-Making at each stage.

With consistent supplier evaluation data, organizations can compare performance, set category-specific reduction targets, and prioritize partnerships that align with their net-zero roadmap. This data-backed approach allows procurement and sustainability teams to make strategic sourcing decisions, ensuring investments and collaborations actively support the company's climate goals.

Data-Driven Decision Making