Sustainability reporting fails in the same few places everywhere: numbers in spreadsheets, factors nobody can trace, the same fact typed four times for four audiences, and an auditor asking show me where this number came from.
This book describes what sustainability asks of a company and how Phi, Corprise's ESG platform, handles each part. Every chapter has the same shape: what the topic is and why it matters, what Phi does with it, and where a person must still use judgement.
Contents
- Foundations — what sustainability asks of a company; Phi at a glance
- Environment — carbon accounting for Scopes 1, 2 and 3; energy, water, waste and nature
- Social and governance — people, safety, training and communities; the board, ethics, suppliers and privacy
- Strategy — materiality and stakeholders; targets and the decarbonisation plan; self-assessment
- Reporting and regulation — frameworks and reports; who requires what; CBAM; the EU Taxonomy
- Value chain and finance — suppliers; IT carbon, renewable electricity and packaging; banks and financed emissions
- Trust and control — getting the data right; audit trail, assurance and advisers; AI inside Phi
- Running Phi — roles and security; the first 90 days; a year with Phi; what Phi does not do
Appendices: the ESG figure catalogue, a glossary and the sources of the book's facts.
