PRESS RELEASE

Recognized as one of the most rigorous impact intelligence provider, impak Analytics opens to corporations

• Three offerings: The impak Statement™, a company’s impact analysis; the Double Materiality BI module, which helps to prepare for CSRD and ISSB requirements; and the Supply Chain SDG mapping module, a powerful tool for sustainability.
• The impak Statement™ and the two proprietary modules are aligned with 12 recognized materiality standards such as GRI and SASB.
• The impak solution provides optimized risk management, contextualized deep impact data and actionable insights.

MONTREAL, PARIS, LONDON, June 27, 2023 — Today, impak Analytics – always aiming at enabling sustainable change – is launching a corporate offering consisting of the impak Statement™, the Double Materiality BI module and the Supply Chain SDG mapping module.

By improving risk management and preparing companies for upcoming CSRD and ISSB requirements, the offerings aim to kickstart or accelerate their transformation towards sustainability and positive impact generation. To further support private companies, impak’s modules include an automated impact Data Collection Platform (iDCP).

An impact starter kit for companies

While the impak StatementsTM include quantitative and qualitative assessments of positive & negative impacts on the SDGs and contextualized impact KPIs based on the double materiality approach, the Double Materiality BI module provides the level of materiality of each ESG issue of a company, hence optimizing risk management. Notably, this module prepares corporations for upcoming regulatory requirements. 

Lastly, the Supply Chain SDG mapping module offers a consolidated view of both the positive & negative SDG contributions of each business partner along a company’s supply chain, charting a path to improving sustainability.

“Launching this offering to corporations has the twin objectives of supporting companies in improving the sustainability of what we believe to be the most powerful medium – their supply chain – and to provide a clear path for sustainable procurement, which is crucial to the transition and to the companies’ sustainability goals”, explains Paul Allard, CEO and Co-founder of impak Analytics.