Your EcoVadis report and CDP response can do more
Upload either one, free, and reuse the data for every request that follows. Keep it private for answering questionnaires, or publish it on your profile.

Get credit for the reporting you have already done
You have completed the assessment. Somebody now wants the same information in a different format, and next quarter somebody else will want it in a third. The work is done. The problem is the format it is trapped in.
An EcoVadis scorecard or a CDP response already answers most of what your customers and investors are asking. It just cannot be read by anything except a person with time to spare.
Uploading turns a finished report into structured emissions data attached to your company profile. Scores and emissions figures become fields the requester can read directly, rather than a PDF you send and then explain.
There are no format restrictions, so upload what you actually have. An EcoVadis scorecard, a CDP response, an annual or sustainability report, a completed customer questionnaire, a verification statement, or a spreadsheet your own team built. Upload several if you have several, and each one adds detail to the same profile.

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Why this data is worth more than one submission
An EcoVadis assessment is an independent evaluation covering environmental impact, labour and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement. A CDP response covers emissions, climate risks, governance, targets and transition plans. Both are already trusted by the people asking, which is exactly what makes them worth reusing.
Most companies being asked for emissions data are also asking for it. The layer that carries your report covers over 2 million organisations, so the same profile that answers your customers can show you the suppliers behind your own spend.
Every figure carries its source and change history, which is what makes it audit-ready for whoever relies on it. DitchCarbon's data capture is annually assured by UL Solutions.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to what companies ask before they upload.
Yes. Upload the scorecard and DitchCarbon extracts the structured data behind it, matched to your company as a legal entity. Your environment and sustainable procurement scores stop being numbers inside a PDF and become part of a profile a customer can check without emailing you first.
Yes. A CDP response holds the most detailed climate data most companies produce all year, and it usually goes quiet in a portal afterwards. Uploading it makes the emissions figures, targets and governance detail available as structured data, so one submission can answer the questionnaires that follow instead of being rebuilt each time.
Nothing. Uploading your report and building your profile is free.
Only if you want it to be. You choose. Keep the data private and use it to answer questionnaires and requests, or publish it on your public company profile so customers and investors can find it without asking. You can start private and publish later.
Any of them. There are no format restrictions. An EcoVadis scorecard, a CDP response, an annual or sustainability report, a completed customer questionnaire, a verification statement, or your own spreadsheet. Upload more than one and each adds detail to the same profile.
Three things. Your company is matched using entity resolution against DUNS, LEI and ISIN identifiers, so the data attaches to the right legal entity rather than a name your customers spell four different ways. The scores and figures become structured fields. And every figure keeps its source and change history, so a reviewer can trace it.
A PDF creates the same work repeatedly. Procurement answers questionnaires with slightly different wording each time. The sustainability team re-extracts scores by hand for each presentation. Sales hunts for the current version when a prospect asks for ESG credentials. Three teams, one document, no shared source, and no way to be sure two of them quoted the same number.
Reporting fatigue comes from answering the same question in a different format for every requester. One structured source means those requests draw from the same place, so the effort goes into improving performance rather than reformatting last year's answers. It also changes what the requester has to do, because a customer or investor who can read your verified data does not need to send you a survey.
Then the same profile works in both directions. DitchCarbon covers over 2 million organisations, with coverage gaps shown rather than hidden, so you can see emissions data for the suppliers behind your own spend and approach the ones where better information would actually change your number. Being easy to answer and being able to ask well are the same problem from either end.
DitchCarbon's data capture is annually assured by UL Solutions. The emission factor methodology was independently assessed by Globus Thenken in August 2025 and assessed as compliant with the GHG Protocol Scope 3 Standard and ISO 14064-1:2018, including independent recalculation of a 10% sample with every deviation inside a 1% tolerance. The signed report is published in full on the methodology page.
