Keep your supply chain's carbon disclosures in one list: record who you invited, who is still outstanding, and how complete each supplier's disclosure actually is — measured, not assumed.
A working panel, not a report: your supplier list, the invitations you sent, and what is still waiting on someone.
Add a supplier by company name and e-mail. The dashboard writes the invitation against that supplier and prepares the message text for you to forward in one click — sending is still done from your own mailbox.
Invitations still marked as outstanding after 21 days, plus approvals waiting on you, collect in one queue — so chasing suppliers is a list you work through rather than a memory exercise.
Each supplier carries a Data Completeness score (0–100, higher is better): how much of the disclosure's coverage is actually there. It measures completeness, not accuracy — a complete disclosure can still be wrong, and the score does not claim otherwise.
Note which facility a supplier serves and what they supply; search across supplier, item, sector and facility. The relationship history stays with the record.
Three steps, and the middle one belongs to your supplier — not to you.
Add the supplier by company name and e-mail, then forward the prepared invitation from your own mailbox. The invitation is recorded against that supplier from that moment.
The supplier claims their profile against their corporate domain and — if they wish — files a report. Responding is their decision; it cannot be forced from this side.
Suppliers who have filed a disclosure appear in your list with their Data Completeness; outstanding invitations stay in the queue. When a supplier's disclosure changes, what you see changes with it.
The dashboard requires a free account, so that your supplier list and the invitations you send stay yours. There is no charge for it.
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