External intelligence for sustainability teams
See your position the way the outside world does.
Abscissa is a cloud platform where sustainability teams at large companies build their own external intelligence universe: peers, customers, ratings and regulation, read against your strategy, with every finding traced to its source page.
The outside view is the hardest one to get.
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"What are our peers committing to?"
Answering it takes weeks each reporting cycle: hundreds of pages of peer reports, read by hand, into a summary nobody else can check.
- 02
A rating moves and leadership asks why.
Was it performance or a methodology change? Which peers moved with you? The answer has to be ready before the question arrives.
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Customer expectations sit in a dozen reports.
What your largest customers publicly ask of suppliers, and by when, is scattered across documents nobody has read end to end.
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The answer is challenged in the boardroom.
Tracing a claim back to its source page takes longer than producing it did. A position that cannot be walked back to the page is a liability.
One universe, read by every team that needs it.
Sustainability strategy and insights
Position, gaps and target comparison across your peer set, in your own strategy language.
Chief sustainability officers
Evidence you can put in front of a board, with the source page one step away.
Reporting and investor relations
External assessments and disclosure signals, dated and attributed, before the next questionnaire.
Commercial and key accounts
What each major customer publicly asks of suppliers, ahead of the conversation.
Advisory firms
Cited evidence for client benchmarks, without the analyst weeks.
The platform
How a workspace is built around your company, your peers and your customers.
What you can answer
Where do we lead or lag?
Your position on each material theme against your peer set, as the reviewed disclosures show it, with the attributes driving the gap.
How do their targets compare to ours?
Peer targets normalised on ambition, scope, baseline year and deadline, so the comparison is fair before it is drawn.
What changed since last year?
Edition-over-edition movement in peer commitments: raised, lowered, restated or retired, with both editions cited.
What do our customers expect?
Supplier expectations from your largest customers' own disclosures, with deadlines, kept separate from peer analysis.
What did the assessors say?
Benchmark and registry positions shown as the assessor published them, dated and attributed.
What do peers disclose against new rules?
Disclosure signals across incoming regimes, bounded to what the reviewed sources show. Never a compliance verdict.
Built to be trusted
Every finding carries its source.
A verbatim quote and a page citation back to the public disclosure it came from.
Machines read. People decide.
Machine-read items are marked as candidates until a person has checked them against the page. Only validated findings go into anything you would quote.
Silence is never a verdict.
When something is not there, the platform says "not found in the reviewed sources" and names the sources.
The corpus, as of September 2026
Peer report tracker
A public index of the peer sustainability, annual and climate reports we hold, by company, with publication dates and publisher links.
| Company | Document | Type | Published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asahi Group | Asahi Group Integrated Report 2026 | Annual or integrated report | 2026-09-18 |
| Asahi Group | Asahi Group Sustainability Report 2026 | Sustainability report | 2026-09-18 |
| Tyson Foods | Tyson Foods Sustainability Report FY2025 | Sustainability report | 2026-08-27 |