ESG Dashboard
One-stop Data Management Tool
Recognised as:
The Outstanding One-stop ESG Data Management Platform
at the ET Net FinTech Awards 2022


Digitise Your ESG Journey
The ESG Dashboard streamlines data collection and delivers immediate visualisation for companies to track and monitor their ESG performances against the HKEX's latest ESG reporting requirements.
Are you facing these challenges in ESG reporting?
Can't keep up with the latest requirements?
Complex ESG data collection process?
Identify ESG KPIs?
ESG Data Analysis & Presentation?
ESG Dashboard supports your end-to-end ESG reporting process through data management infrastructure.
Key Features
Carbon Calculator
Calculate carbon emissions without inputting any formulae by the user
Report Generator
Generate ESG reports that comply with the latest HKEx's requirements
Data Management
Manage and organise data for access, retrieval and updates anytime and anywhere
Task Management
Collect data in a timely and efficient manner by allowing real-time monitoring of data entries
Role Configuration
Configure custom roles to manage control and flexibility to the default administrator, data provider, and data auditor roles of the organisation
Language Settings
Available in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese

Track Your Performances

Visualise the Results

Review Your Report

Benefits
Easy to Use
User-friendly interface with built-in formula functions to generate data insights
Easy Collaboration
Facilitate collaboration among different business operations with layers of access control
Cost and Time Efficient
Save valuable time by managing
financial risks
Enhanced Security
Enhanced security through database encryption to ensure data is kept secure
FAQs
An ESG report includes two subject areas: Subject Area A Environmental and Subject Area B Social. Environmental requires an issuer to report on its company’s emissions, use of resources, and the company’s impact on the environment and natural resources. Social requires an issuer to report on its company’s employment and labour practices, operating practices, and community investment.
The ESG Reporting Guide by the HKEx does not prescribe which entities in an issuer’s group and/or which operations should be included in the ESG report. An issuer should decide on and disclose the operational boundaries of its ESG report depending on the materiality of different ESG issues. An ESG issue is material when it becomes sufficiently important to investors and other stakeholders to be reported. If there is any change(s) in the operational boundaries, the issuer should explain the difference and reason for the change(s).
In the latest guidance, there are two levels of disclosure obligations: (a) mandatory disclosure requirements; and (b) “comply or explain” provision. An issuer must disclose all items in the Mandatory disclosure requirements, including governance structure, reporting principles and reporting boundary. “Comply or explain” provisions now include both KPIs from Environmental and Social aspects. If the issuer cannot/does not disclose any of the KPIs in the “comply or explain” provisions, the issuer should state the reason in the ESG report.
– Streamline ESG Tasks:
ESG Dashboard helps an issuer to formulate an ESG working team and duly shares ESG tasks among the issuer’s team members. It also generates an ESG Report that complies with HKEx’s requirements.
– Calculate and Manage ESG Data:
ESG Dashboard assists the issuer to collect relevant information and convert raw data into presentable environmental data. Each of the ESG data entries will be recorded. The issuer is not required to have relevant environmental knowledge in ESG reporting.
An issuer can consider writing an ESG report in a simple and concise manner, and can consider targeting the relevant stakeholders and delivering with eloquence its key messages. An issuer may explain data with graphs or charts and include case studies to emphasise particular policies or practices of its company.
An issuer must publish its ESG report on an annual basis and regarding the same period covered in its annual report. The issuer shall publish the ESG report at the same time as the publication of the annual report.
The board should be involved in the preparation of the ESG report. The board should sign off the report because it has the overall responsibility to evaluate the issuer’s ESG-related risks and strategy, and to ensure effective ESG risk management and internal control systems are in place.
We take the user’s data protection concerns seriously. You retain ownership of the data. In case you need to access your data after your subscription expires, we will continue to store your data for 30 days after the end of your subscription period. All data and files stored will be permanently removed from our servers after the period.
Direct GHG emissions are emissions from sources that are owned by the reporting issuer; indirect GHG emissions are emissions that are a consequence of the activities of the reporting issuer, but occur at sources owned or controlled by another entity.
For ESG reporting, hazardous waste comprises chemical wastes, clinical wastes and hazardous chemicals. An issuer may also refer to international conventions such as Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their disposal (1989) which defines hazardous wastes as clinical and chemical wastes, as well as inks, dyes, paints and lacquers products wastes, etc.
For non-hazardous waste, it includes garden wastes, construction or demolition wastes, commercial wastes, residential or domestic wastes, and grease trap wastes. Waste data can be obtained from facilities managers and/ or waste contractors. More details can be found in relevant local or national regulations.
Use of Resources is concerned with the quantity, as in how much resources an issuer consumes and The Environment and Natural Resources is concerned with the impact of an issuer’s activities on the environment and natural resources, such as an issuer’s impact on water supply and biodiversity.
An issuer may describe the respective treatments or practices of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes. It may report on targets and policies adopted in reducing both types of wastes. The issuer should also disclose measures implemented in waste reduction and the results with reference to the targets set.
An issuer may report on efficiency initiatives such as process redesign; conversion and retrofitting of equipment; changes in employee practices or operations that save energy. An issuer may consider reporting on any targets and policies on reducing emissions, measures taken to lower emissions and their results with reference to the targets set.
Total energy consumption should include the calculation of non-renewable and renewable fuel consumption, electricity, heating, cooling and steam purchased for consumption as well as self-generated after excluding electricity, heating, cooling and steam sold.
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