Platform

Context answers that cut survey volume

DitchCarbon lets an organisation answer the questions buyers ask most often once, on its own profile, where any logged-in viewer from another organisation can read them.

How do I stop answering the same questions in every survey?

Answer the handful of questions buyers ask most often once, on your own profile, and any logged-in viewer from another organisation reads the same answer. Progress is tracked, so it is visible how much of the reusable set is done and what is still costing you survey time.

The questions repeat. What should a reader know about your disclosures beyond the figures. Does the forecast match the pathway you actually expect. Do you have product-level footprints to share. What climate action is planned in the next year. Every survey asks some version of these, and every answer is written again from scratch.

Context makes them profile-level rather than survey-level. The answers sit against the part of the profile they explain, so a buyer reading your emissions tab finds your note about your emissions there, in the place they were already looking.

The reach is worth being precise about: context is visible to any logged-in user from another organisation viewing your profile. It is not a private reply to one customer, and it is not fully public either.

A completion count keeps it honest. Four questions answered once is a small piece of work that removes the same four questions from every survey that follows.

Old way

The same four questions, retyped for every customer that asks.

new way

Answered once on your profile, read by every buyer who looks.