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Overview

RippleCore automatically maps your evidence to 6 major compliance frameworks, providing audit-ready documentation for ESG reporting and certification.

B-Corp

Impact Assessment support for community and worker scores

CSRD/ESRS

EU Directive S1-S4 social standards

UN SDGs

17 Goals automatic tagging

Social Value Act

UK Public Sector TOMs framework

Section 172

UK Directors stakeholder evidence

Modern Slavery

Supply Chain compliance

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B-Corp Certification

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Impact Assessment Integration

RippleCore evidence maps directly to B-Corp Impact Assessment questions:
  • Community Section (30 points)
  • Workers Section (30 points)
  • Required Evidence Quality
Evidence Mapping:
B-Corp QuestionRippleCore EvidenceVerification Level
Civic EngagementVolunteer hours by causeLevel 50-100 (GPS verified)
Charitable GivingDonations by recipientReceipt required
Community Service CultureKindness acts (community category)Level 2-5 (peer verified+)
Supplier EngagementSupply chain volunteer programsLevel 70+ (QR verified)
Job CreationVolunteer skills training hoursPhoto evidence recommended
Scoring Example:
  • 1,250 volunteer hours/month across 387 employees = 3.2 hours/employee
  • B-Corp Score: 18-22 points (depending on verification levels)

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Export for B-Corp Assessment

Compliance → B-Corp → Generate Evidence Package Output includes:
  1. Pre-filled Impact Assessment responses (PDF)
  2. Evidence data tables (Excel workbook)
  3. Verification trail (audit log PDF)
  4. Narrative impact stories (PDF with photos)
  5. All We Can partnership documentation
Assessment readiness timeline:
  • 6 months data: Sufficient for initial certification
  • 12 months data: Recommended for strong application
  • 24 months data: Optimal for recertification
Learn more about B-Corp →

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CSRD/ESRS (EU Sustainability Reporting)

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European Social Standards (S1-S4)

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive applies to 50,000+ EU companies from 2024.
Requirements: Working conditions, equal treatment, training, health & safetyRippleCore Evidence:
  • Working conditions: Wellbeing survey sentiment trends (6-month minimum)
  • Equal treatment: Demographic analysis (optional, privacy-protected)
  • Training & development: Volunteer skills gained, professional development hours
  • Health & safety: Wellbeing risk levels, mental health support evidence
Data Requirements:
  • Quarterly wellbeing surveys (minimum 4/year)
  • 75%+ response rate for statistical validity
  • Trend data (6-month minimum, 12-month recommended)
  • Disaggregated by department (aggregate only for privacy)
Current Readiness Check:
✅ Wellbeing sentiment tracking: Real-time
✅ Risk assessment: AI-powered
✅ Trend analysis: 6-month rolling
⏳ Demographic data: Optional (privacy considerations)
Requirements: Supply chain worker conditions, fair treatmentRippleCore Evidence:
  • Supplier engagement: Volunteer programs with suppliers
  • Supply chain impact: Donations to supply chain worker charities
  • Fair trade support: Volunteer hours in supply chain improvement
Data Requirements:
  • Supplier volunteer partnerships tagged
  • Supply chain cause categories
  • Geographic data on supply chain volunteer locations
Gap Analysis:
🟡 Limited supply chain data: Requires additional tagging
💡 Recommendation: Create supplier volunteer partnership program
Requirements: Community impact, local engagement, human rightsRippleCore Evidence:
  • Community volunteer hours: GPS-verified local impact
  • Local charity donations: Geographic tagging by region
  • All We Can global impact: School support, international development
  • Community service culture: Kindness acts (community category)
Data Requirements:
  • Geographic tagging on volunteer activities
  • Community impact outcomes (beyond hours)
  • Beneficiary counts where applicable
  • Local vs. international breakdown
Strength Assessment:
✅ Strong volunteer program: 1,250 hours/month
✅ GPS verification: 40% Level 50+
✅ Global impact: All We Can partnership
✅ Community culture: 234 kindness acts/month
Requirements: Consumer safety, product responsibility, accessibilityRippleCore Evidence:
  • Consumer-focused volunteering: Product safety initiatives
  • Accessibility programs: Inclusive design volunteer hours
  • Consumer protection: Donations to consumer advocacy charities
Data Requirements:
  • Consumer-focused cause tagging
  • Product safety volunteer programs
  • Accessibility improvement initiatives
Gap Mitigation:
🟡 Limited consumer-focused evidence
💡 Recommendation: Create consumer safety volunteer program
💡 Alternative: Document existing consumer-facing activities

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CSRD Export Format

Compliance → CSRD/ESRS → Select Standards → Generate Report Output structure:
  1. Executive Summary: Social performance overview
  2. S1 Own Workforce: Employee wellbeing, working conditions, training
  3. S2 Value Chain: Supplier engagement, supply chain impact
  4. S3 Communities: Community volunteer hours, local/global impact
  5. S4 Consumers: Consumer-focused programs (if applicable)
  6. Data Tables: Quantitative metrics with trend analysis
  7. Verification Trail: Audit log for all evidence
Timeline: 6-12 months historical data recommended for first CSRD report Learn more about CSRD →

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

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Automatic SDG Tagging

RippleCore automatically tags all evidence with relevant UN SDG alignment:
  • SDG Mapping Matrix
  • SDG Impact Metrics
  • SDG Reporting
SDGEvidence SourceAuto-Tagging Logic
SDG 1: No PovertyDonations to poverty charitiesCause matching
SDG 3: Good HealthWellbeing surveys, mental health kindnessCategory + keywords
SDG 4: Quality EducationAll We Can schools, education volunteeringPartnership + cause
SDG 5: Gender EqualityDiversity volunteering, equality donationsCause matching
SDG 8: Decent WorkEmployee wellbeing, peer recognitionSurvey sentiment
SDG 10: Reduced InequalitiesEquality-focused donations, diversity volunteeringCause matching
SDG 11: Sustainable CommunitiesCommunity volunteering, local impactGPS location + cause
SDG 13: Climate ActionEnvironmental volunteering, green donationsCause matching
SDG 16: Peace & JusticeHuman rights volunteering, justice donationsCause matching
SDG 17: PartnershipsAll We Can partnership, charity collaborationsSystem tags
Learn more about UN SDGs →

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UK Social Value Act / TOMs Framework

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Themes, Outcomes, Measures

Required for UK public sector procurement - demonstrate social value in contracts.
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Fighting Climate Change

RippleCore Evidence:
  • Environmental volunteering hours
  • Carbon reduction volunteer projects
  • Green charity donations
Measurement: Hours volunteered, CO2 impact (where calculable)Current: 45 hours/month environmental programs
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COVID-19 Recovery & Health Equality

RippleCore Evidence:
  • Community support volunteering
  • Mental health kindness acts
  • Healthcare charity donations
  • Wellbeing program participation
Measurement: Hours, beneficiaries reached, sentiment improvementCurrent: 120 hours community support, 18 mental health acts
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Tackling Economic Inequality

RippleCore Evidence:
  • Skills-based volunteering (job training, mentoring)
  • Donations to poverty/equality charities
  • All We Can education support
Measurement: Hours, skills transferred, donations amountCurrent: 200 hours skills volunteering, €3,200 equality donations
4

Equal Opportunity

RippleCore Evidence:
  • Inclusive volunteer programs (accessibility data)
  • Diversity-focused initiatives
  • Wellbeing support for all employees
Measurement: Participation rates, accessibility complianceCurrent: 100% volunteer opportunity accessibility
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Wellbeing

RippleCore Evidence:
  • Wellbeing surveys (sentiment, risk levels)
  • Mental health support kindness acts
  • Work-life balance metrics
Measurement: Survey scores, trend data, risk reductionCurrent: 78% positive sentiment, 78% low-risk

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TOMs Export

Compliance → Social Value Act → TOMs Framework → Generate Report Report includes:
  • Theme-by-theme breakdown
  • Quantitative measures (hours, £ value, beneficiaries)
  • Proxy values (£/volunteer hour based on National TOMs)
  • Verification evidence (GPS, photos, manager approval)
  • Beneficiary testimonials (where available)
Procurement scoring: Higher verification = higher proxy value multiplier Learn more about Social Value Act →

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Section 172 (UK Companies Act)

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Stakeholder Consideration Evidence

UK directors must consider stakeholder interests when making decisions (Section 172, Companies Act 2006). RippleCore provides evidence of:

Employee Interests

Evidence:
  • Wellbeing survey data
  • Peer recognition culture
  • Work-life balance metrics
Demonstrates: Employee voice heard, wellbeing prioritized

Community Interests

Evidence:
  • Volunteer hours breakdown
  • Local charity partnerships
  • Community impact outcomes
Demonstrates: Community engagement, local impact

Environmental Interests

Evidence:
  • Environmental volunteering
  • Green charity donations
  • Carbon reduction initiatives
Demonstrates: Environmental consideration

Stakeholder Relationships

Evidence:
  • All We Can partnership
  • Charity collaborations
  • Supplier volunteer programs
Demonstrates: Long-term relationship value

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Annual Reporting

Section 172 Statement Template: Compliance → Section 172 → Generate Statement Auto-populated with:
  • Employee wellbeing data (demonstrates employee consideration)
  • Community impact metrics (demonstrates community consideration)
  • Environmental volunteer hours (demonstrates environmental consideration)
  • Stakeholder partnership evidence (demonstrates relationship value)
Use in: Annual reports, AGM materials, stakeholder communications

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Modern Slavery Act

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Supply Chain Transparency

UK companies >£36M turnover must publish annual Modern Slavery statement. RippleCore supports compliance through:
Evidence:
  • Supplier volunteer partnerships
  • Supply chain charity donations
  • Fair trade volunteer programs
Demonstrates: Active supply chain engagement
Evidence:
  • Human rights volunteering hours
  • Modern slavery awareness campaigns
  • Employee education programs
Demonstrates: Organizational awareness and training
Evidence:
  • Charity partnership risk assessments
  • Donation recipient verification
  • Volunteer location risk analysis
Demonstrates: Risk-aware approach to partnerships
Note: Modern Slavery compliance requires additional policies and procedures beyond RippleCore evidence. Use RippleCore data to demonstrate practical action supporting your policies.

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Multi-Framework Dashboard

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Compliance Readiness Overview

Compliance → Dashboard See readiness across all frameworks in one view:
FrameworkReadinessEvidence GapsAction Required
B-Corp92% ✅Manager verificationIncrease Level 3+ kindness
CSRD S1-S488% ✅S2 value chain dataAdd supplier volunteer tags
UN SDGs95% ✅NoneMaintain current evidence
Social Value95% ✅NoneStrong TOMs coverage
Section 17290% ✅NoneAnnual statement ready
Modern Slavery75% 🟡Supply chain evidenceCreate supplier programs
Overall Compliance Score: 89/100 (Strong)

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Next Steps

Evidence Packaging

Learn how to generate one-click compliance exports

Verification Tiers

Optimize verification levels for maximum audit value

ESG Champion Guide

Comprehensive compliance reporting workflows

API Reference

Programmatic access for custom compliance systems
Questions? For framework-specific guidance, consult your compliance assessor or contact support@ripplecore.co.uk.