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Sustainability & ESG Automation Services at OutsourcingWise help organizations streamline the collection, monitoring, and reporting of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) data through intelligent automation.
For most finance and sustainability teams, preparing an annual ESG or sustainability report is a four-to-six-week exercise involving spreadsheets passed between departments, manual GHG calculations, inconsistent data definitions, and last-minute scrambles to locate activity data from facilities managers and procurement teams. The result is a report that reflects effort rather than confidence.
OutsourcingWise builds automation tools and data systems that transform sustainability reporting from an annual scramble into a year-round, auditable, consistently structured process — so that when reporting season arrives, your numbers are already ready.
We build structured GHG data collection workbooks that standardise activity data inputs across facilities, subsidiaries, and geographies. Our tools apply GHG Protocol-compliant emission factors (IPCC, DEFRA, CEA for India) automatically, produce Scope 1, 2, and 3 summaries with full calculation transparency, and generate audit-ready working papers for your external verifier.
We design Power BI and Excel dashboards that track your ESG KPIs — energy intensity, GHG emissions, water consumption, waste diversion rates, social metrics — across reporting periods, business units, and geographies. These dashboards connect to your data collection workbooks so that metrics update automatically as source data is refreshed.
We support finance and sustainability teams in preparing disclosure-ready content aligned to SGX Sustainability Reporting Guidelines, GRI Standards, TCFD recommendations, and India's BRSR framework. We automate the data extraction and formatting layer — so your team focuses on narrative and strategy rather than number compilation.
India's Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report requires disclosure across nine principles covering environment, social, and governance dimensions. We build structured data collection tools and automated output workbooks that map activity data to BRSR disclosure indicators, reducing preparation time and improving year-on-year comparability.
Unstructured spreadsheets create specific risks in sustainability reporting: inconsistent emission factors applied across sites, manual unit conversion errors that compound across Scope categories, no version control when multiple departments contribute, and no audit trail when external verifiers ask for evidence.
These are not theoretical problems — they are the norm for companies doing ESG reporting manually for the first time.
Our tools address each of these risks structurally, not through policy — by embedding the right emission factors, conversion logic, and validation rules into the tool itself, so that errors are prevented at input rather than caught at review.
Yes, and early is better. Building a structured data collection system from your first reporting year means your Year 1 data becomes a clean baseline for trend analysis in Years 2 and 3. Retrofitting structure onto historical data is significantly harder than starting structured.
We use GHG Protocol-aligned emission factors from IPCC Assessment Reports, DEFRA UK Government Conversion Factors (for international operations), and the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) grid emission factors for Indian electricity consumption. All factors are documented in the tool with source references and version dates.
We support data preparation for CDP climate questionnaires and SBTi target-setting exercises. We do not provide strategic advisory on target levels or decarbonisation pathways, but we automate the data compilation layer that those processes depend on.
Yes. We have delivered sustainability reporting advisory and tooling for companies in India and the UAE, in addition to Singapore. We are familiar with BRSR, SGX, and UAE Federal sustainability reporting requirements.