Implika is a digital tool that helps companies track and report their sustainability performance with ease.
Implika is a comprehensive digital solution for sustainability management. It analyzes companies' performance through tailored questions and forms, and calculates scores based on predefined metrics. The system is designed to be efficient, flexible, and user-friendly, with features like cloud-based infrastructure and integration with Microsoft Power BI.
Abstract
Implika is a comprehensive digital solution designed for sustainability scoring, reporting, and tracking. The system analyzes companies' performance through tailored questions and forms created for sustainability scoring, and calculates scores based on predefined metrics. Each process is managed in alignment with detailed process breakdowns and authorized role definitions, ensuring increased efficiency. Developed with a cloud-based infrastructure, the product utilizes .NET technology on the backend and React technology on the frontend. Reporting services are provided in a flexible and user-friendly manner, thanks to the integration with Microsoft Power BI.
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