Every questionnaire, answered. Reporting, too cheap to meter.
Your agent answers what your buyers, banks and investors send, in their format, from the documents you already have. The public standards, and the questionnaires your customers wrote themselves.
Working with our first companies. New standards added all the time.
- reporting standards answered today: VSME and the GHG Protocol
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- reporting standards answered today: VSME and the GHG Protocol
- calculation: climate risk
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- calculation: climate risk
- company standard learned: Media6
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- company standard learned: Media6
Rules come and go. Your customers keep asking.
Regulators are pulling in different directions. In the United States, the securities regulator has moved to scrap its federal climate rule, while California requires companies with more than $1 billion in revenue to report their emissions, adding their value chain from 2027. Australia is bringing in climate reporting for large companies group by group, with value-chain emissions from the second year. Brazil requires listed companies to report against the international ISSB standards from 2026. In Europe, lawmakers have cut back who must report, and capped what reporting companies may ask small suppliers for at the voluntary SME standard, VSME.
Wherever the rules land, large companies pass the questions down to their suppliers, each in their own format. Banks and investors do the same. Reporting has become a condition of doing business, and your customers set it.
One agent for every standard you're asked for.
Lit means your agent answers it today. The rest light up as we add them, and every standard your agent learns, it learns for every member.
…- A buyer's supplier code
- A bank's ESG form
- A brand's questionnaire
- Yours
Your agent answers 4 of the 30 shown today. Lit means answered today; we add more all the time.
- Answered today
- Coming
Most questions don't come from a standard. They come from your customer.
Every large buyer, bank and brand has its own supplier code or questionnaire. Your agent learns each one once, and then answers it for every member who receives it. Media6's supplier standard is the first we have learned.
What your agent does with a questionnaire.
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It reads the questionnaire.
In whatever format it arrives: a portal, a spreadsheet, a PDF or another agent's request.
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It finds each answer in your documents.
Invoices, policies, certificates and records you already have.
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It says where it estimates.
Every estimate shows its method and a confidence level.
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It lists what is missing.
And what would fill each gap.
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It hands you a draft.
Every answer linked to its source. You check it and send it.
Reporting gets cheaper with every standard we add.
Every standard, calculation and data source your agent learns is learned for every member. Answers that used to take a consultant and weeks now come from the record your agent already keeps. That is why reporting can be too cheap to meter.
Own a standard? Teach Steward to answer it.
Standard setters, rating agencies, banks and buyers: send us your standard or questionnaire, and every member's agent learns to fill it in. Holding a questionnaire we don't cover yet? Send that too.
Every answer your agent gives goes into one record of your company. The same record becomes your profile in the Directory, where buyers' agents look for suppliers, and your way into the Hive.
- Make good SMEs findable.
- Help every SME become one.
- Make reporting too cheap to meter.