CRIF launches Synesgy tool in the UK

CRIF has launched its ESG assessment tool, Synesgy, in the UK.

Designed to help businesses, lenders and insurers more readily assess ESG factors and risks throughout their supply chains, Synesgy is built around global ESG regulations. The reporting data obtained from the questionnaires is checked by an alert system on the platform. If inaccuracies are detected, the system reports the problem for evaluation where additional information can be requested, ensuring that the data reflects an accurate picture.

Sara Costantini, CRIF’s regional director for the UK & Ireland, said: “Climate change is the defining challenge of our time and every one of us has to play our part in protecting the planet for future generations.

“For businesses this is no exception. As customers look to companies that are a force for good, it’s crucial that businesses understand both their own ESG performance and that of their entire supply chain.

“At CRIF, our objective is to help business navigate the complex world of ESG by utilising data and insights. Through this, we’re helping more businesses to put ESG at the heart of their work and we’re empowering them to play their part in charting a path towards a more sustainable future.”

Synesgy is already in use in hundreds of companies across 60 countries.

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