In a world where transparency is key, many organizations falter in capturing vital social metrics, risking stakeholder trust and ESG compliance. As companies increasingly seek to quantify their social impact alongside environmental metrics, Envizi supports this requirement with it’s Social Metrics feature, designed to align with your organization’s goals.
Social metrics include data related to employee measures, labor practices, workers in value chain, diversity & inclusion, community impact, and other social factors. Reporting on social metrics has been largely voluntary for enterprises thus-far, but is gradually becoming mandatory for companies as part of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) disclosure requirements, for example CSRD/ESRS. Let’s explore what social metrics are, why these matter, and how Envizi can help you manage them.
What Are Social Metrics?
Social metrics quantify the social impact and engagement of an organization. Examples include:
- Employee Satisfaction Scores: Metrics that measure the morale and engagement of employees.
- Diversity Ratios: Data reflecting the diversity of a company’s workforce.
- Community Investment: Metrics that track investments in local communities or charitable activities.
Why Are Companies Measuring and Tracking Social Metrics?
Organizations are focusing on social metrics for several compelling reasons:
- ESG Disclosure: Stakeholders, including investors and customers, demand transparency in ESG practices. With regulated disclosure requirements like the CSRD, companies that effectively measure and report social metrics can comply with regulation and showcase their commitment to social responsibility.
- Reputation Management: Positive social metrics enhance a company’s internal and external reputation, attracting and retaining talent and investors who prioritize ethical practices.
- Improved Decision-Making: Tracking social metrics helps organizations identify areas for improvement and drive initiatives.
The Essence of Social Metrics in Envizi
Envizi's Social Metrics account styles allow for the capture of various non-environmental data points, accommodating up to 40 fields in a single account style. These fields can be classified as either instantaneous or accumulative. Unlike environmental data, which often requires conversion to dimensions like emissions in kgCO2e, social metrics typically utilize native units, which provide a foundation for reporting.
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Key Feature
- Monthly Normalization: Our platform normalizes all quantitative metrics monthly, offering a clear view of both instantaneous and accumulative trends vital for ongoing ESG reporting.
- Dedicated Monthly Data Grid: Easily access your social metrics data in a dedicated grid, simplifying analysis and reporting.
- Record Preservation: Social metrics maintain individual records for transparency.
- Configurable Data Entry: Customize fields as picklists or text values, allowing for flexible data capture.
- Custom Aggregation Methods: Tailor how you sum or average data to align with your organization’s social goals
- Preconfigured Reporting Dashboards: Streamline the process for reporting
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