ValuuCompass gives sustainability consultants and ESG advisors investor-grade analysis across 168 indicators and 7 stakeholder dimensions, sourced back to the document. Drop the output into your client work under your own name, starting with your first engagement.
Every engagement starts the same way. Weeks reading corporate disclosures, mapping to whatever framework this client follows, building peer comparisons in spreadsheets. That's 80% of the hours on work that doesn't require your judgment.
Your clients are getting harder questions from investors and regulators. They want analysis that holds up, not just a framework checklist. They want it faster. And they want to know where they actually stand against the companies they compete with. The demand is real. Your capacity has a ceiling.
ValuuCompass handles the research layer. You come in for the interpretation, the judgment calls, and the advice — the part that requires someone who actually knows the sector.
168 indicators scored across 7 stakeholder dimensions, drawn from 59 global frameworks. Every score links back to the exact source document and page — the kind of audit trail that holds up when clients get hard questions from investors.
A full assessment that takes a team weeks to pull together manually runs in minutes for indexed companies. New companies can be onboarded in as little as a day.
Same 168 indicators applied across every company in a comparison, so you're not stitching together results from different methodologies. The 50-company benchmark the Big Four promises — you can actually deliver it.
Summaries, gap analysis, and improvement recommendations come out of the assessment. You layer in your interpretation and client context. The final document is yours.
The four-layer breakdown — policy, disclosure, performance, verification — gives you material for work that goes beyond framework compliance: disclosure gap analysis with a roadmap, investor readiness preparation, stakeholder credibility reviews. Things that used to require a team to scope properly.
400+ hours of manual report review, framework mapping, and spreadsheet building. You can realistically cover three or four companies before the engagement timeline slips. The client gets a partial answer months later.
You run the assessments, review the four-layer scoring and stakeholder breakdowns, add your sector knowledge, and hand over a report the client can take to their board — with sources attached for every finding.
Nothing in your client deliverables needs to reference Valuufy. Your clients work with you, see your analysis, and get a report under your name. That's how it works from the first engagement.
If you want to reference the methodology — "Powered by ValuuCompass" on your deliverables — that option is available as the partnership develops. Some consultants find it useful as a signal of rigor. Others keep their process internal. Either is fine.
Run assessments, generate benchmarks, deliver to clients in your own format. Subscription or per-assessment pricing. Fast setup, no long-term commitment required.
Complete a training program and earn the certification. You get branding rights, a listing on our website, and priority access to new features. For clients evaluating consultants, it signals that the methodology behind your work is independently validated.
Training and onboarding revenue. Tiered certification levels. Early partners help define the program and benefit from it first.
Boutique firms and independent practitioners doing corporate sustainability advisory. You know the work. What eats the time is the research — reading disclosures, mapping indicators, building comparisons. That's what we handle.
Practitioners advising on disclosure, investor readiness, and stakeholder reporting. The four-layer breakdown — policy, disclosure, performance, verification — surfaces gaps that most tools don't separate out. Useful when clients need to defend their numbers.
Researchers building sector or thematic views. Same methodology applied across every company in your dataset, with source links for every score. Reproducible in a way spreadsheets aren't.
We're at an early stage. That means the people using the platform now have a direct line to what gets built next. When something doesn't fit your workflow or a client need isn't covered, that goes straight into the roadmap. The consultants who come in early don't get a generic SaaS product — they get something shaped around how they actually work.
Start with one engagement. Run one assessment. If it changes how long that engagement takes, we can talk about what comes next.