How we turned fragmented ESG data into portfolio intelligence
Institutional investors increasingly benchmark ESG credentials before committing capital. For our client who handles two million square metres of commercial real estate, sustainability performance had become a strategic imperative. Annual GRESB and GRI submissions, the industry's defining measures of ESG performance, had grown to an extent that spreadsheets and email chains could no longer support.
Sustainability information was spread across multiple systems and teams operating in different markets. Teams spent significant time collecting and verifying data, inconsistencies were hard to identify and there was no reliable portfolio-wide view of sustainability performance. TIQRI helped bring the process into a single platform connecting data collection, calculation, analysis and reporting in one place.
With data across dozens of sources and formats there was no clear portfolio view for verification, calculation and producing submission-ready reports.
Property teams and third-party providers still supplied information manually, introducing inconsistencies and delays.
GRESB and GRI scores directly influence how funds are valued by institutional investors. A submission built on inconsistent data carries commercial risk.
The manual effort required in gathering information and reporting diverted sustainability teams from the work that would actually improve the score.
Some systems could integrate automatically, others still depended on spreadsheets and third parties. Instead of using an API-first model, we implemented a hybrid ingestion architecture to support both.
GRESB and GRI methodologies and regulatory requirements evolve. Instead of hard-coding logic into the application, we built a configurable engine that adapts and applies the right calculations for any reporting scenario.
Stakeholders at different levels needed to understand what the data was telling them. We built dashboards that translate sustainability datasets into clear insights, property comparisons and gaps that need attention.
Property-level information is consolidated into a portfolio view, giving investment and sustainability teams clearer visibility of overall performance.
Today, sustainability teams no longer spend their time chasing data across systems and stakeholders. With a single platform handling collection, calculation and reporting, they spend more time understanding performance and improving it.
Investment funds have reliable, auditable data behind every GRESB and GRI submission, and the portfolio-wide visibility to track progress, identify gaps and make sustainability decisions with confidence.
The platform was built on the client’s existing Microsoft ecosystem, enabling integration with enterprise systems. The serverless architecture supports scaling as portfolio requirements grow.
Angular
REST APIs and automated system integrations
Excel-based structured data ingestion
Custom sustainability dashboards and data visualisations
Cloud-native, serverless application architecture
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