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Introduction to EXO.G Platform

EXO.G is a practical ESG platform that helps you move from data to material topics, risks, actions and finally a clear ESG report.

This page gives you the essence of how the platform is organized and shows short videos of the main flows so you can understand EXO.G without reading the entire documentation.

See the journey in 60 seconds​

Use this mental model as you read the rest of the page: you start the journey, loop through strategy and execution, and keep context tight with collaboration.

Start with the core modules​

  • Reports & Data Input – create a project, insert ESG data point by point, and shape the report narrative that everyone will eventually read.
  • Risk Assessment & Value Chain – map stakeholders/entities, identify impacts, risks and opportunities (IROs), and capture the justification behind each topic.
  • Monitoring & Improvement (Performance & Insights) – review dashboards, trends and AI insight cards so reporting turns into an ongoing improvement loop.
  • Collaboration – invite people, assign roles and discuss everything (data, IROs, PAT items, roadmap tasks) exactly where the work happens.

Quick video tour​

Insert data​

Run materiality assessment​

Map value chain entities​

Create tasks and collaborate with your team on the ESG roadmap​

Use AI assistance for Policy, Action Plans and Targets preparation​

If you watch these videos and read this page, you already understand the main modules and flows of EXO.G. You can then go straight to the getting started guide if you want step‑by‑step details.

Explore the six platform areas​

EXO.G is organized into 6 main areas that work together to help you manage your ESG reporting journey.

How Features Connect​

📊 Reports & Data Input – Your ESG data & reports​

What it does: This is where you input your ESG data and create your reports.

You'll use it to:

  • Enter sustainability data (emissions, waste, social metrics, etc.)
  • Create and edit ESG reports
  • Manage your reporting projects

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📈 Monitoring & Improvement – Track your progress​

What it does: Shows you how you're performing on your ESG work over time.

You'll use it to:

  • View dashboards with your key metrics
  • Follow trends and improvements

Learn more →

👥 Collaboration - Work with Your Team​

What it does: Helps you work together with your team and control who can see and edit what.

You'll use it to:

  • Invite team members
  • Assign roles and permissions
  • Manage your organization structure
  • Collaborate on reports

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🎯 Materiality - Focus on What Matters​

What it does: Helps you identify which ESG topics are most important for your organization through stakeholder input.

You'll use it to:

  • Identify your stakeholders
  • Conduct materiality assessments
  • Prioritize ESG topics
  • Define policies and actions

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🔗 Value Chain - Include Your Partners​

What it does: Extends your ESG management to include suppliers and partners in your supply chain.

You'll use it to:

  • Map your suppliers and partners
  • Share data with your value chain
  • Assess supply chain impacts
  • Collaborate with partners

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⚠️ Risk Management - Stay Ahead of Issues​

What it does: Helps you identify and manage ESG-related risks and opportunities.

You'll use it to:

  • Identify ESG risks and opportunities
  • Assess severity and likelihood
  • Link risks to stakeholders and topics
  • Plan mitigation actions

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How the areas work together​

Example: create your first ESG report​

Step by step​

  1. Start with Reports & Data Input – create a project and capture your first set of disclosures.
  2. Add your team in Collaboration – invite colleagues and define who owns what.
  3. Track progress – Monitoring & Improvement automatically shows metrics once data flows in.
  4. Identify priorities – Materiality helps you focus on the topics that matter.
  5. Include partners – Value Chain extends the work to suppliers and distributors.
  6. Manage risks – Risk Management quantifies impacts, risks and opportunities (IROs) and links them to mitigation.
  7. Generate the report – Reports & Data Input pulls everything into the narrative you export.

Your EXO.G journey timeline​

Getting started (Week 1)​

  • Set up your organization in Collaboration.
  • Create your first project in Reports & Data Input and start entering data.

Building momentum (Month 1)​

  • View your metrics and insights in Monitoring & Improvement.
  • Invite stakeholders into the Materiality workspace.
  • Set your first targets in Performance.

Going deeper (Month 2-3)​

  • Map suppliers and partners in Value Chain.
  • Complete the materiality assessment.
  • Identify key risks inside Risk Management.

Reporting (Month 3+)​

  • Generate and share your first report.
  • Use insights to plan the next wave of improvements.

Common Questions​

Do I need to use all 6 areas?​

No! Start with Reports & Data Input and Collaboration, then add others as you grow.

What order should I use them in?​

Most organizations follow this path:

  1. Reports & Data Input (foundation)
  2. Collaboration (team setup)
  3. Monitoring & Improvement (tracking)
  4. Materiality (prioritization)
  5. Value Chain (expansion)
  6. Risk Management (advanced)

Can I skip some areas?​

Yes! Use what makes sense for your organization. Many start with just Reports & Data Input and Monitoring & Improvement.

How long does setup take?​

  • Reports & Data Input: 1-2 hours to create first project
  • Collaboration: 30 minutes to invite team
  • Monitoring & Improvement: Automatic once you have data
  • Materiality: 2-4 weeks for full assessment
  • Value Chain: Ongoing as you add partners
  • Risk Management: 1-2 weeks for initial setup

Where to go next​