ESG Assessment
by SignalX

SignalX ESGX enables businesses to take control of their sustainability journey across their own operations and their supply chain. By combining rapid ESG assessments with actionable improvement plans, ESGX makes it simple and cost-effective to meet global standards, mitigate supply chain risks, and build long-term stakeholder trust. Whether you’re a large enterprise or an MSME, SignalX ESGX turns ESG compliance into a measurable driver of business growth.
Environmental, social, Governance

Why ESG Performance Can’t Be Ignored

In today’s business landscape, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) performance is a decisive factor in securing investor trust, meeting regulatory requirements, and safeguarding brand reputation.
Companies that fail to act on ESG risks face regulatory penalties, investor pullback, and reputational harm, while proactive ESG strategies open doors to new markets, conscious consumers, and long-term resilience.

But ESG responsibility doesn’t end at your own operations. Your supply chain often dominated by MSMEs can be your largest source of ESG risk.

“In an era where sustainability is not just a choice but a mandate, ESGX helps businesses measure, track, and improve their ESG performance with data-driven precision. Whether you're preparing for investor scrutiny, regulatory audits, or market credibility—ESGX has you covered.”

Turning Risk Insights into Measurable Improvement

Unlike conventional ESG tools that stop at risk detection, ESGX goes further by delivering a Corrective Action Plan after every assessment. This plan guides you to:

  • Address performance gaps in ESG practices

  • Track and report progress with supporting documentation

  • Improve ESG scores over time

  • Align with global standards like SASB, BRSR, and UN SDGs

The process is fast, cost-effective, and tailored to the Indian market and industry size, making ESG compliance accessible for businesses of all scales especially MSMEs.

Why ESGX Matters

Companies today are judged not just by profits—but by purpose.ESGX helps businesses identify ESG risks and sustainability gaps in their supply chains through disclosure-based assessments, enabling data-backed improvements and better ESG compliance.

The Risk of Ignoring ESG

Reputation loss, regulatory fines, and investor distrust are real threats.

The ESG Advantage

Stronger resilience. Higher trust. Wider market access.

How ESGX Helps

Fast, affordable ESG assessments for your business and supply chain—built for global compliance.

ESG PARAMETERS

Environment

◉ Waste Management
◉ Energy Consumption
◉ Water Stress
◉ Carbon Emissions
◉ Resilience and Sustainability

Social

◉ Employee Recruitment and Inclusion
◉ Occupational health and safety
◉ Employee engagement and satisfaction
◉ Pay Parity and Compensation Fairness
◉ Training & Development
◉ Code of Conduct
◉ Community Engagement

Governance

◉ Supply chain Sustainability and Management
◉ Data privacy and Cybersecurity
◉ Pricing, Integrity and Transparency
◉ Legal and Regulatory Compliance

Environment

Waste Management
Energy Consumption
Water Stress
Carbon Emissions
Resilience and Sustainability

Social

Employee Recruitment and Inclusion
Occupational health and safety
Employee engagement and satisfaction
Pay Parity and Compensation Fairness
Training & Development
Code of Conduct
Community Engagement

Governance

Supply chain Sustainability and Management
Data privacy and Cybersecurity
Pricing, Integrity and Transparency
Legal and Regulatory Compliance

Frameworks Followed In Our Solution

Start measuring, improving, and proving your ESG performance today.

Addressing the Key Barriers to ESG Adoption

  • Limited visibility into third-party ESG performance

  • High costs and complexity for smaller suppliers

  • Absence of a standardised ESG framework for SMEs

  • Perception of ESG as a compliance burden rather than a growth driver

A Practical Path to Supply Chain Sustainability

With ESGX, businesses can:

  • Identify and mitigate supply chain ESG risks

  • Equip MSMEs with an affordable, simplified ESG assessment

  • Meet evolving compliance requirements with confidence

  • Build a resilient, transparent, and sustainable supply chain that meets stakeholder expectations

Building Long-Term ESG Confidence Across Your Network

  • Establish a consistent framework for assessing ESG across all partners

  • Promote transparency and accountability within your supply chain

  • Foster trust with investors, regulators, and conscious customers

  • Demonstrate ongoing commitment to sustainability goals

  • Strengthen resilience against future ESG-related risks

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    FAQs

    What does ESG stand for in business?

    ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. It’s a framework companies use to measure sustainability, ethical practices, and governance standards.

    What are ESG reporting requirements in India?

    In India, SEBI requires large listed companies to file Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting (BRSR), which covers environmental, social, and governance disclosures.

    Why is ESG important for investors?

    ESG helps investors identify companies that manage risks better, are future-ready, and have sustainable growth strategies, reducing exposure to long-term financial and reputational risks.

    How do companies improve their ESG score?

    Businesses can improve ESG scores by reducing emissions, ensuring supply chain transparency, strengthening governance policies, and reporting with accuracy and consistency.

    What is the difference between ESG and CSR?

    CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) is voluntary and philanthropy-driven, while ESG is measurable, standardized, and integrated into business strategy and risk management.

    How do ESG practices impact company performance?

    Strong ESG practices reduce risks, improve efficiency, attract investment, and often lead to higher long-term profitability.

    What challenges do companies face when adopting ESG in India?

    Challenges include inconsistent data, evolving regulations, high compliance costs, and lack of in-house expertise for ESG reporting.

    How are ESG risks identified and managed?

    Risks are assessed through environmental audits, supply chain reviews, governance checks, and monitoring social impact. Many firms use ESG platforms like SignalX for automated tracking.

    Who provides ESG ratings and what factors are considered?

    Rating agencies analyze factors like carbon footprint, labor practices, governance structure, transparency in disclosures, and exposure to controversies.

    Can small and medium businesses adopt ESG practices?

    Yes. SMEs can start with simple measures energy efficiency, fair labor policies, transparent governance and scale reporting as they grow.