Rio ESG Limited software

As the world reacts to climate change, governments are beginning to mandate carbon reporting and more organisations are pursuing net zero targets. With the increasing demand for carbon data, many teams are searching for a simple, intelligent solution for carbon footprinting that reduces manual effort and increases accuracy. As a central hub for all your sustainability data, Rio is able to automate carbon reporting activities and help organisations improve efficiency on their path toward net zero. Upload data from sources of your choice and Rio automatically calculates your organisation or portfolio’s carbon footprint using industry-standard guidance and conversion rates. Rio allows you to compare performance across years or locations, set custom targets for reducing your footprint, and track performance against targets over time.

Rio’s intuitive interface enables you to perform in-depth resource reporting to track usage across electricity, waste, transportation, and more. With Rio’s ESG reporting software, pre-configured utility and resource reports can be built to help users easily visualise performance year over year, compare KPIs to absolute and intensity targets, and forecast into the future. Users can also drill down with detailed filters and normalisers such as per FTE or per unit currency. You can also build custom reports to share with internal and external stakeholders.

Knowing how your organisation is performing on environmental, social, and governance issues is important. But in order to benchmark that performance and communicate it to investors, regulators, and other stakeholders, it is important to align your reporting with standard sustainability and ESG frameworks. There’s no one framework that suits every organisation. That’s why Rio supports easy disclosures aligned with a wide range of frameworks and legislation. With Rio, you can track data and generate reports aligned with the framework of your choice in just a few clicks, saving you hours of form-filling and legalese-reading.

With the intensifying global focus on social issues such as human rights, diversity, privacy, and gender equality, as well as increased scrutiny from consumers regarding organisations’ social values, it’s just as important to measure social impact as it is to measure environmental impact.