The SSINDEX creates a risks and sustainability matrix, delivering a performance rating from 0 to 100% at a company level, ESG topics, by stakeholder and sub-specific topics. There are three ways of performance comparison: with themselves, average benchmark, and the top 25%. For holding companies, the relative contribution can be reviewed in different companies and countries from the whole business.
The SSINDEX analizes information with three unique characteristics: (1) the captured data isn’t reported by the company, but by stakeholders including: clients, employees, suppliers, communities, authorities, investors, and others, (2) the captured information is not past, but current in real-time, and (3) to understand what happens in the company overall, a stakeholder crossed-data based on ESG is done.
Companies are an interconnected system, if a gear stops working it will affect the entire process. We get to evaluate a lot of companies that stand out as the best to work at, with a higher reputation or with the most loyal customers, but when the data is crossed we realize the analysis is only partial. For example, in companies with loyal clients we have found gaps in the suppliers’ administration that affects the employee’s work, and that has a direct impact on sales from client’s complaints. Also, companies with employees who state that are highly committed but client’s indicate that employee’s engagement is low.
It is recommended to be applied once a year, with a three stage model: diagnosis, risks mapping and monitoring.
Yes, the results are delivered directly to each company measured, and they define if they make it public. Usually companies do as bring positive visibility.
The SSINDEX uses different channels to capture ESG data from stakeholders, including: telephone, email, text messages, indepth interviews, one on one, and through video conferencing.
The SSINDEX pricing is a combination of two conditions, one the amount of stakeholders to be analyzed and the best channel to capture their information.
Developed by Yale University experts, the SSINDEX helps companies to anticipate risks and create virtuous cycle with their stakeholders including clients, suppliers, employees, communities, investors and lenders
