Novisto

Overview

Novisto is an ESG management platform that centralises data collection, reporting and disclosure, split into Novisto ESG, Novisto Carbon for Scope 1, 2 and 3 accounting, Novisto Risk and Novisto Performance. Its workflow starts with planning — double materiality, science-based target setting and climate risk — then captures data through API connectors, validation rules and a secure audit trail, automatically maps it to frameworks, and reports through integrated annual reporting, dynamic disclosures and ESG rating questionnaires before moving to decarbonisation initiatives and external audit. Novisto says the platform supports 34+ frameworks and tracks progress against CSRD, GRI, SASB and CDP, and it acquired Minimum to combine ESG data with carbon accounting in one hub. Pricing is subscription based with unlimited users, data points and outputs, but rates are arranged through sales.

Editorial verdict

A strong fit for listed or enterprise groups that answer multiple questionnaires a year: one dataset feeds CSRD, GRI, SASB, CDP and rating agency requests, with approval workflows and an audit trail on top. The planning-to-audit sequence, from double materiality to external audit, is documented more concretely than most vendors manage, and API ingestion reduces re-keying. Two caveats: the subscription covers unlimited usage but is still quoted per client, and the carbon side arrived through the Minimum acquisition, so verify consolidation depth and footprint data lineage during evaluation.

Written by the GreenAIX editors from the recorded fields above. Vendors do not review or approve verdicts.

Use cases

• Centralise ESG data with API connectors and audit trails
• Automate Scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon accounting
• Run double materiality and science-based target planning
• Report against CSRD, GRI, SASB and CDP
• Answer investor and rating agency questionnaires
• Track decarbonisation initiatives before external audit

Sources

• Novisto ESG reporting software
• Novisto platform overview
• Novisto pricing