ESG Assessment
A self-declared maturity assessment: where the company stands by dimension, what the gaps are and what the initial action plan looks like.
- ~25 minutes
- Maturity by dimension
- Prioritized gaps
- Action plan
Answer the assessment, see where your company stands and turn the gaps identified into an action plan, with an owner, a deadline and execution inside the platform.
An assessment that produces work, not just a snapshot.
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A useful assessment is not the one that grades you best. It is the one that leaves work ready to be done on the other side.
The report does not have to die as a PDF. The gaps can become an action plan inside the operation.
Every gap leaves the assessment already shaped as work: what to do, who answers for it, by when and where it gets executed.
The assessment itself is usually the easy part. What gets lost is the path between the result and the work.
Usually
and then what?
At Nexta
Gap becomes Work
The assessment does not end in a score. It leaves the work ready to start.
All three answer the same question with different degrees of demand on the answer.
A self-declared maturity assessment: where the company stands by dimension, what the gaps are and what the initial action plan looks like.
AI-assisted analysis of the documents provided, comparing what was declared with what the evidence supports, to identify points that need substantiation or review.
An in-depth technical evaluation against the stages of ABNT PR 2030, carried out with specialist support rather than self-declaration.
All three feed the same plan. Moving up a layer does not restart the work.
It is. You answer, and you get the maturity picture by dimension, the gaps and the initial action plan. We do not charge a company to find out where it stands.
No. The questions are about practice, about what the company does today, not about closed figures. Whatever is missing shows up as a gap, which is exactly the result that matters.
Usually whoever already looks after the subject, alone or with help from other areas. Answers are recorded with whoever gave them, so one area’s doubt does not hold up the whole assessment.
No, and it would be dishonest to say otherwise. It shows the distance between your current practice and what the frameworks ask for, according to what applies to your case. Compliance depends on scope, on evidence and, where required, on third-party verification.
It is yours: the report, the answers and any evidence you attach. Exporting it does not depend on staying with us.
That is the most common case, and the best served. A low score is not a problem with the assessment. It is the information about where to start, and it comes with the plan attached.
It depends on the size of the company and how much context you already have at hand, but the assessment was designed not to become a project before the project. You can move in stages and pick up where you left off.
Yes. You do not have to finish it in one go. Answers are saved so you can come back later, review information and complete the assessment at your operation’s pace.
Not necessarily to get started. One person can begin the assessment and identify where they need information from other areas. As the gaps appear, it becomes clearer who needs to take part in execution and which responsibilities need to be shared out.
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You leave the assessment with prioritized gaps and a starting point for turning the assessment into execution.
Need the technical evaluation with specialist support? Start with the free one: it already organizes what the conversation will cover.