ESG Risk Register.
Every commitment, tracked. Every disclosure, defensible.
ESG commitments are scattered across supplier contracts, sustainability disclosures, regulatory filings, and policy documents. Leah extracts every commitment, maps it to CSRD, SEC, GRI, and TCFD, tracks performance continuously, and generates audit-ready reporting.
Most companies do not know what they have actually promised.
ESG commitments scattered across thousands of documents
Sustainability promises live inside supplier contracts, MSAs, code of conduct attachments, RFP responses, and policy documents. No single team has a unified view of what the company has actually committed to. Most ESG inventories are guesses.
Greenwashing risk from unmonitored claims
Marketing makes net-zero claims, procurement signs Scope 3 commitments, legal ratifies code-of-conduct language, and nobody is checking that the operations data backs them up. Regulators and activists increasingly do.
CSRD and SEC reporting take months of manual work
Each disclosure cycle, sustainability teams chase legal, procurement, and operations for source documents, then reconcile them by hand. The entire annual report becomes a manual archaeology project that never closes on time.
Framework mappings are inconsistent across teams
Legal interprets a clause one way for CSRD, sustainability another way for GRI, and IR a third way for SEC climate disclosure. Auditors find these inconsistencies before management does, and the restatements are public.
Supplier ESG performance data is uncentralized
Suppliers submit attestations in PDFs, surveys in spreadsheets, and certifications via email. None of it flows into a single performance register tied back to the contractual commitments that triggered the request.
Audit prep is reactive, not continuous
ESG audits arrive as fire drills. Teams reconstruct the prior year of evidence from scratch every cycle. There is no continuous control framework, no living register, and no defensible chain from commitment to performance to disclosure.
Read every contract and policy. Structure every obligation.
Leah ingests supplier contracts, MSAs, code of conduct attachments, sustainability policies, and regulatory filings. She identifies every ESG commitment, extracts the obligation as structured data, and links it to the source clause with full provenance. The unspoken commitments stop being unspoken.
“We thought we had eight hundred ESG commitments across the supplier base. Leah surfaced over nine thousand. The unspoken ones were the ones we needed to see.”
Chief Sustainability Officer, Industrial Manufacturer
Five steps to a defensible ESG register
Leah integrates with the systems you already run. No rip and replace. Value from the first contract scan.
Connect
Leah integrates with your CLM, document repositories, ERP, supplier portals, and operational data sources. Contracts, policies, attestations, and performance data all flow into a single intelligence layer.
Extract Commitments
Every contract and policy is read and parsed. Each ESG obligation is structured with metric, target, deadline, counterparty, and source clause. The register becomes the single source of truth for what has been promised.
Map to Frameworks
Each commitment is mapped to CSRD, SEC, GRI, TCFD, EU Taxonomy, and other frameworks the company reports against. Materiality classification and crosswalks are maintained continuously.
Monitor Continuously
Operational data, supplier attestations, and certifications are matched against commitments in real time. Drift, lapsed certifications, and public-claim inconsistencies are flagged before they become disclosure problems.
Generate Disclosures
Reporting cycles become review exercises, not build exercises. Every disclosure datapoint is source-linked and assurance-ready. Audit prep collapses from months to days.
Got Questions? Get Answers.
Most ESG platforms collect operational data and emit a report. They assume someone has already inventoried the company's commitments. Leah starts one layer earlier, by reading the contracts and policies that created the commitments in the first place. The result is a register of what the company has actually promised, source-linked back to the originating clause, with the disclosure layer generated on top.
CSRD with the ESRS E1 through S4 standards, SEC climate disclosure, GRI universal standards, TCFD pillars, ISSB IFRS S1 and S2, SASB sector standards, EU Taxonomy alignment, and CDP climate and water responses. New frameworks are added as they emerge. Custom frameworks for industry-specific or jurisdiction-specific reporting can be configured.
No. Leah operates on top of the systems you already run. Contracts continue to live in your CLM, operational data continues to live in your ESG or sustainability platform, and supplier attestations continue to live in your supplier portal. Leah reads from those systems, structures the commitments and performance into a unified register, and writes back disclosures and risk flags.
Each commitment in the register is classified along both axes. Financial materiality reflects the impact on the company. Impact materiality reflects the impact of the company on people and the environment. The classifications are derived from the source clause, the operational scope, and the relevant ESRS guidance, and they are reviewable and overridable by the sustainability and finance teams.
Leah does not invent data that is not there. She does, however, surface every supplier commitment that exists in the contract base, link it to the corresponding requested attestation or certification, and flag the gaps. The result is a complete inventory of what should be reported, an honest accounting of what is currently measured, and a prioritized list of where to push for primary data next.
Yes. Leah is deployed by global manufacturers, energy majors, and consumer goods companies with strict data security and confidentiality requirements. Contract content does not train Leah's underlying models. Customer data is encrypted in transit and at rest. SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA-ready, and ISO 27001 aligned. Private instance deployment is available for customers with strict data residency or isolation requirements.
