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Sherpa & Company has started a collaboration with Fujitsu Japan to help companies run sustainability management in a more connected and data-driven way. The partnership ties Sherpa’s sustainability data platform SmartESG with Fujitsu Japan’s environmental data and calculation service Eco Track.
The reason this collaboration exists is simple. Sustainability data has become fragmented. Companies use different tools for calculation, visualization, and reporting. Environmental teams calculate numbers in one system. Management and sustainability teams prepare disclosures in another. As regulations and rating requirements grow more complex, this separation makes data harder to trust and harder to use.
SmartESG is designed to centralize sustainability and ESG data on the cloud. It supports both voluntary disclosures for rating agencies and mandatory disclosures across domestic and overseas operations. Sherpa is certified by S&P Global as a CSA Taxonomy Certified Partner and is also a CDP Silver Certified Solutions Provider, which shows its alignment with global disclosure and evaluation frameworks.
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Eco Track focuses on collecting and calculating environmental data such as GHG emissions and energy usage. Through this collaboration, Fujitsu Japan will begin proposing SmartESG to customers using or considering Eco Track, especially those looking to use calculated data for statutory disclosure and sustainability evaluations.
Looking ahead, the two companies plan API integration in 2026. This will allow environmental data calculated in Eco Track to be automatically referenced in SmartESG. The goal is to cut manual transcription, reduce errors, and keep disclosure data consistent. Sherpa positions this as part of its broader aim to integrate profitability and sustainability through stronger data foundations.
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