Free tools
Free ESG tools for small suppliers
Two narrow tools for the two moments that actually bring people here. No account needed, and neither of them pretends to be a report.
A customer sent me an ESG questionnaire — can I answer it?
Coverage Check
Paste or upload the questionnaire and see how much of it a structured ESG Passport would already answer, and which questions fall outside one. The text you submit is used once and never stored.
An estimate from an automated read. It does not fill anything in or submit anything to your customer.
Open itHow much CO₂ does our electricity actually account for?
Carbon footprint calculator
Enter your annual kWh and country for an indicative Scope 2 estimate, using the same sourced grid factors as the full Passport.
Electricity only — it does not cover fuel, vehicles, or Scope 1 and 3.
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Why these two and nothing else
Both answer a question someone is asking on the day they arrive, and both stop where the honest answer stops. Coverage Check estimates overlap and names what it cannot cover; the calculator gives one electricity figure and does not pretend to be a footprint. Neither fills in a questionnaire, submits anything on your behalf, or issues a rating.
The thing they both point at is the same: a reusable ESG Passport — one structured profile you fill in once, aligned with EFRAG VSME and IFRS S2, with a shareable link and a PDF, so the next request is a link rather than another afternoon.
If you are not sure which request you have received, start with what a customer's sustainability request actually means.