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Built for financial and ESG professionals who need sourced, defensible answers from complex corporate disclosures.
If you manage a portfolio of 30, 50, or 100 companies, reading every annual report and sustainability disclosure manually is not a workflow. It's a bottleneck. The average sustainability report runs 80 to 200 pages. Cross-referencing Scope 1 data, board diversity stats, and TCFD alignment across your entire portfolio by hand takes weeks. By the time you finish, the next reporting cycle has started.
Agenta AI's ESG Search Engine lets you query across every document in your corpus at once. You upload your reports, and you ask questions in plain language. The system returns sourced answers with the document name, page number, and the exact text it drew from. You're not guessing whether the answer is right. You can see exactly where it came from.
This changes how you handle portfolio monitoring. Instead of tasking an analyst to read through 15 company reports looking for climate risk disclosures, you run a single query and get structured results in minutes. Your team focuses on analysis and judgment. The search engine handles the document retrieval.
Compliance and risk officers face a specific problem: they need to verify claims in corporate disclosures, and they need to show their work. A generic answer that sounds right isn't good enough. When regulators ask questions, you need to point to exactly what document, what page, and what sentence your analysis came from.
Agenta AI was built with this in mind from the start. Every answer the system produces includes a source citation: the document name, the page number, and the text chunk that was used to generate the response. You can export this as part of your documentation. The system doesn't just give you answers. It gives you answers you can defend.
For teams working under MAS guidelines, SGX listing rules, or preparing for ISSB IFRS-aligned reporting, the ability to produce traceable outputs quickly is the difference between a workflow that scales and one that breaks down under pressure. You shouldn't be manually copy-pasting quotes from PDFs into compliance memos. That's what the search engine does for you.
ESG due diligence in private equity and M&A is moving from optional to required. LPs are asking for it. Lenders are pricing it. Regulators in key markets are starting to mandate disclosure. The problem isn't that deal teams don't want to do it. The problem is that doing it properly, with real document evidence, takes time that deal timelines don't have.
The ESG Due Diligence Copilot is built for exactly this situation. You upload the target company's documents, select your assessment framework (ISSB IFRS S1/S2, GRI, SASB, or a custom set), and the Copilot runs a structured materiality screen. It flags issues by category, cites every finding back to the source document, and outputs a structured memo your investment committee can review.
This isn't a replacement for a full ESG advisor. It's a first pass that takes hours instead of weeks, and produces outputs that are auditable. You know exactly what was found, where it was found, and what was checked. Your team can then focus their energy on the issues that actually matter, not on reading through 300-page data rooms to find them.
Corporate sustainability teams spend a disproportionate amount of time on document retrieval and cross-referencing, not on the strategic work. When you're trying to understand how a peer company disclosed a specific metric under ISSB IFRS S2, you shouldn't have to read their entire 150-page report. When you need to verify whether your own past disclosures are consistent across years, you shouldn't have to open six PDFs and manually compare.
The ESG Search Engine works equally well on external documents and your own historical filings. You can upload your company's past reports, your internal policy documents, and your competitor disclosures all into the same workspace. Then you query across all of them at once. This is genuinely useful when you're drafting a new reporting cycle and need to make sure your current disclosures are consistent with what you said two years ago.
It's also useful for benchmarking. Your board wants to know how your Scope 3 reporting compares to industry peers. Instead of reading through 10 company reports manually, you upload them, ask the question, and get cited answers from each one. You can take that directly into your board deck.
No credit card required. Upload your first document and run your first ESG query in under five minutes.