Sygris, technology for the fulfillment of ESG objectives in your company.
Digitize the management of all your company’s non-financial information and comply with current regulations (Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD), GRI Indicators, European Taxonomy and CSRD).
Manage your company’s sustainability plan, addressing key environmental, social and governance issues.
Calculate the three scopes of your carbon footprint, decarbonisation plans and simulation scenarios.
Digitize the waste management of your company’s environmental areas, aligned with your business interests.
Manage, analyze and track your company’s volunteer activities.
Centralizes employee information, manages talent and training, and ensures pay equity and equal opportunity.
Digitize the management, notification, investigation and prevention of incidents in your company.
Identify, evaluate and mitigate the risks associated with your business activity.
It facilitates the recording and exploitation of information related to audit processes.
Homologates and evaluates the degree of performance and ESG compliance of your supply chain.
IFRS, SASB, Indicators GRI, CDP, GHG Protocol compliant and ISO 14066 and 14064 compliant.
ISO 27001 and Esquema Nacional de Seguridad
We digitize non-financial data and business processes according to your company’s needs, in a single integrated and scalable platform that extends to any ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) area.
More than 15 years of knowledge and experience, and the trust of large companies (37% IBEX) that were pioneers in digitizing their sustainability areas.
We centralize 100% of the information in the same platform. One Source of Truth for decision making. Govern all your processes in a unique way.
Sygris’ greatest value is its people: we have a highly qualified team that combines technology and business, with extensive experience and the ability to provide agile and flexible solutions to our clients.
Can a decarbonization plan be implemented without compromising your company’s competitiveness? The short answer is yes. The long answer requires deeper reflection on how companies can transform sustainability into a competitive advantage, especially in the context of emerging regulations such as the EUDR
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play a crucial role in the fight against climate change. Despite their size, they represent a significant portion of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Understanding and managing your carbon footprint is therefore not only a legal obligation, but
Deforestation and ecosystem degradation have become critical environmental challenges. As a result, more and more companies are facing the need to restructure their supply chains. This transformation is not only driven by a growing societal demand for responsible practices, but is also accelerated
