Daily and weekly
A fuel delivery, a spill, an inspection finding, a maintenance job. Your team logs these as they happen. Each entry keeps its evidence and shows who made it.
Simplii captures your sustainability data as it happens, from the systems you already run and the people doing the work, so you always know where you stand.
01The idea
Entries go in as things happen. They roll up into the month, the month into the quarter, and the quarter into the annual report. It is all one record, so nothing has to be rebuilt along the way.
Where the data comes from
feeds
02What it holds
Because the data is structured from the start, the same record answers the regulator, the customer questionnaire and the executive pack without being rebuilt for each.
In use
With the data already captured, each disclosure section is drafted in your structure, from your data, for your team to review and sign off.
03Who it is for
One view across business units and suppliers, with each contributor's workbook visible and figures that roll up when leadership asks.
Read moreYour clients organised as individual workbooks, so you can see where each one stands and take on more without adding headcount.
Read moreExactly what your customer asked for, in plain language, on a template aligned to the standard they are citing. Submit once and share it with every buyer who asks.
Read more04AI that shows its work
Two roles, and they do different jobs. The first, One AI, takes in the files you already have and turns them into records. The second, Simplii Genius, answers your team’s questions about how a standard applies and where a figure belongs. Both work from the same knowledge base, and both leave the decision to a person.
The worker and the assistant read the same records, the same standards and the same evidence. Every figure lives in one place, structured from the start to IFRS S1 with SASB’s industry classification system, to IFRS S2 with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, and to GRI.
Reports are drafted from that same base, whichever audience is asking: an executive summary, a regulator’s submission, a customer’s questionnaire or the annual report. One record behind all of them, so guidance and disclosure cannot drift apart.
Reads your PDFs, Word documents, Excel workbooks and spreadsheets, works out what each one is, and turns them into draft records.
Everything it produces stays a draft until someone accepts it.
Answers how a standard applies to your situation, where a figure belongs, and what a framework is asking for. It reads your own documents and the published standard, and attaches the citation to the answer.
A claim can then be checked rather than taken on trust, which is what an assurance provider will ask you to do.
05In practice
06Next step
A working session. Bring a reporting question and we will show you how it is answered.
We reply within one business day.