Nasdaq Metrio
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting software
Sustainability management software
Carbon accounting software
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What is Nasdaq Metrio
Nasdaq Metrio is a sustainability management platform used to collect, manage, and report environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data, including greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. It supports workflows for data capture across facilities and business units, calculation of emissions metrics, and preparation of disclosures for common reporting frameworks. The product is typically used by sustainability, ESG, and finance teams that need auditable data trails and repeatable reporting processes.
Broad ESG data management
The platform supports collection and management of ESG data beyond carbon, including environmental and social metrics that organizations commonly disclose. It centralizes data inputs from multiple sites and stakeholders, which helps reduce reliance on spreadsheets. This makes it suitable for organizations that need one system to coordinate ESG data gathering and reporting cycles.
Carbon accounting capabilities
Nasdaq Metrio includes functionality to calculate and track GHG emissions, supporting common corporate carbon accounting needs. It helps teams organize activity data and emissions outputs in a structured system rather than ad hoc files. This is useful for organizations that need ongoing emissions tracking to support targets, internal reporting, and external disclosures.
Reporting and audit trail focus
The product is designed to support repeatable reporting processes with documentation and traceability of data inputs. This can help teams respond to internal review, assurance preparation, and stakeholder questions about data provenance. Compared with general-purpose planning or document tools, it is oriented toward ESG-specific data workflows and governance.
Integration depth varies
Organizations often need integrations to ERP, procurement, utilities, travel, and HR systems to reduce manual data collection. The out-of-the-box connectors and integration coverage may not match every enterprise system landscape, requiring additional configuration or services. This can increase implementation time for complex, multi-system environments.
Framework coverage requires validation
ESG reporting requirements vary by jurisdiction and evolve frequently, and organizations may need support for specific frameworks, metrics libraries, and disclosure mappings. Buyers typically need to validate that the product’s templates and mappings align with their required standards and industry-specific KPIs. Gaps may require custom fields, calculations, or external tooling for narrative and filing workflows.
Complexity for smaller teams
A structured sustainability management system can introduce process overhead for organizations with limited ESG staffing or simpler reporting needs. Data model setup, user permissions, and workflow design may be more than what small teams require. Some organizations may find lighter-weight tools sufficient until reporting scope expands.
Seller details
Nasdaq, Inc.
New York, NY, USA
1971
Public
https://www.nasdaq.com/
https://x.com/Nasdaq
https://www.linkedin.com/company/nasdaq/
