Platform

Disclosure coverage

DitchCarbon's disclosure coverage view shows what proportion of the organisations in a portfolio publish emissions data, set targets and disclose to CDP, across ten measures.

How many of my suppliers actually report their emissions?

Ten measures across the whole portfolio, each as a percentage of organisations: whether they have a disclosure at all, whether they disclosed to CDP, whether near-term and long-term targets are set, whether Scope 1, 2 and 3 data exists, and whether relevant upstream and downstream categories are disclosed.

Most teams discover their disclosure coverage one organisation at a time, usually while chasing a survey response. This is the whole portfolio at once, without asking anyone for anything.

Coverage gaps are shown, not hidden. A portfolio with a known shape is one you can act on, and the thin bars are the list of who to engage first.

It also answers the question that arrives immediately after a baseline lands. Not what is my number, but how much of it rests on organisations that publish nothing. The bars answer that without a spreadsheet exercise.

For a procurement team the practical use is prioritisation. An organisation with no disclosure and material spend is a different conversation from one that already reports to CDP with targets set. The measures update as organisations publish, with documented sources.

Old way

Disclosure status discovered one supplier at a time, while chasing a survey.

new way

The whole portfolio at once, without asking anyone for anything.