Streamline your CDP disclosure with a tailored approach that blends seasoned consulting with powerful software. Achieve exceptional scores, strengthen your supply chain, and gain a competitive edge—year after year.
Optimize your CDP score with expert guidance:
Climat resilience
Navigate the complexities of CDP reporting with our personalized support, ensuring accuracy and improved scores.
Identify areas of improvement in your current CDP reporting to enhance future performance.
Streamline the gathering of essential environmental data across all departments.
Craft comprehensive reports that align with CDP’s latest guidelines.
Our approach
Struggling with complex data collection? Our streamlined approach simplifies CDP submissions process, saving you time and reducing errors. Our expert consultants work side by side with our innovative software to deliver a full-service solution covering every aspect of CDP reporting.
Trusted by leading companies, Good.Lab is your dedicated partner for CDP reporting. We’ve helped dozens of clients achieve top-tier scores quickly and cost-effectively.
CDP reporting isn’t just voluntary—it’s critical. Companies, investors, and customers now demand accurate environmental disclosures beyond climate, covering biodiversity, deforestation, plastics, and water. With scrutiny intensifying and reputations at stake, precise, expert-led reporting is essential to protect your market position and competitiveness.
Good.Lab helped us think longer term about our sustainability efforts at TKO. We are now more confident in our ability to talk to suppliers, respond to customers, and manage sustainability requirements going forward.
Howard Posner
Chief Operating Officer at TKO Evolution Apparel, Inc.
When we were approached by our customer to fill out a CDP questionnaire, we found Good.Lab to get it done in record time.
Rachel Borghi
Quality and Compliance Officer at CISCRP
Good.Lab’s deep industry expertise and software platform made them the perfect partner for us to accelerate the development of our ESG program.
Melissa Cantarow
Director of ESG & Sustainability at ezCater
Good.Lab provided us with the expert guidance and tools to accelerate our efforts to understand and improve our ESG performance.
Bridgid Lutz
Director of Sustainability at Franklin Energy
The push for sustainability and ESG reporting, primarily driven by supply chain partner requests, is at the forefront of business strategy. 47,000+ companies receive annual requests for their supply chain sustainability data from the CDP.
CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) is a global non-profit org that provides a standardized system for companies to disclose environmental impacts. It has become crucial for managing and mitigating climate risks.
As transparency becomes a non-negotiable requirement, your company will likely need to report sustainability metrics through frameworks like EcoVadis and CDP. Read on for actionable insights into fielding reporting requests…
CDP (formerly The Carbon Disclosure Project) reporting helps organizations measure and disclose their environmental impacts, including greenhouse gas emissions, water usage, and climate risks, demonstrating transparency and commitment to sustainability to investors and stakeholders.
Companies of all sizes—especially those receiving investor or customer requests—should report to CDP, as it enhances credibility, attracts investors, and fulfills regulatory and stakeholder expectations.
Improve your CDP score by accurately collecting and reporting environmental data, clearly outlining your climate strategy and targets, actively managing climate-related risks, and using expert guidance to optimize your disclosures.
Scope 1 emissions come from direct company operations, Scope 2 are indirect emissions from energy consumption, and Scope 3 emissions include all other indirect emissions across the value chain, such as suppliers and customer activities.
The annual CDP reporting submission typically occurs between April and July, with specific deadlines announced each year; companies should regularly check the CDP website for exact dates.
While not mandatory, hiring a CDP consultant can simplify the reporting process, ensure compliance with CDP’s complex criteria, and help your company maximize its CDP score.