Nasdaq Sustainable Lens
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting software
Sustainability management software
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What is Nasdaq Sustainable Lens
Nasdaq Sustainable Lens is an ESG reporting and analytics platform designed to help organizations collect, structure, and disclose sustainability and ESG information. It supports workflows for preparing ESG disclosures aligned to common reporting frameworks and for responding to stakeholder and investor information requests. The product emphasizes standardized data capture, benchmarking/insights, and disclosure-ready outputs for corporate reporting teams and sustainability leaders.
ESG disclosure-oriented workflows
The product is built around preparing ESG disclosures rather than only tracking operational sustainability metrics. It supports structured data collection and narrative inputs that map to common ESG reporting expectations. This can reduce manual effort when assembling annual ESG reports and recurring stakeholder questionnaires.
Benchmarking and insights
Sustainable Lens includes analytics intended to help users interpret ESG performance and disclosure posture relative to external expectations. This is useful for investor relations and sustainability teams that need to explain trends and gaps. Compared with tools focused primarily on EHS incident management, the emphasis is more on disclosure and ESG performance communication.
Designed for reporting teams
The platform targets corporate ESG reporting stakeholders (sustainability, finance, legal, and investor relations) with workflows oriented to review, approval, and publication. It is positioned to support repeatable reporting cycles and cross-functional collaboration. This can be advantageous versus spreadsheet-driven processes that lack governance and auditability.
Limited EHS operational depth
Organizations looking for deep EHS functionality (e.g., incident management, inspections, industrial hygiene, and corrective actions) may need additional systems. Sustainable Lens is primarily oriented to ESG reporting and disclosure rather than day-to-day EHS operations. This can increase integration requirements for companies that want a single platform for both EHS and ESG.
Integration effort may vary
ESG reporting typically requires pulling data from ERP, HR, procurement, facilities, and EHS sources, and the integration workload can be significant. The level of out-of-the-box connectors and the effort to normalize data can vary by customer environment. Teams may still need data engineering or consulting support to operationalize end-to-end reporting.
Framework coverage depends on scope
ESG frameworks and regulatory requirements change frequently, and coverage can differ by region and industry. Buyers should validate which standards, metrics libraries, and disclosure formats are supported for their specific reporting obligations. Some organizations may require additional configuration or complementary tools for specialized reporting needs.
Seller details
Nasdaq, Inc.
New York, NY, USA
1971
Public
https://www.nasdaq.com/
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