DESIGN USER RESEARCH OPEN DATA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT VIZZUALITY HOME Seeking early users for better supply chain management with LandGriffon. Vizzuality Follow Oct 29 · 5 min read LandGriffon is a service to help companies measure, manage and anticipate impacts and risks from the raw materials in their supply chains. We welcome early adopters to join us in making it the ideal solution to manage your supply chain’s sustainability. As world dignitaries prepare to gather at the United Nations’ COP26 in Scotland and enhance pledges to address the climate crisis, corporate leaders have been making their own commitments to reach a zero-carbon future. Yet the hard work of transforming the world’s energy and agricultural systems has only just begun. Commitments and targets must turn into plans, actions, and real changes in how food, fiber, and fuel are produced. This work is as urgent as ever which is why we are building LandGriffon to help companies bridge the gap between sustainable intentions and sustainable action. Are you the sustainability manager of an ambitious and proactive company striving towards a sustainable future? Throughout the development of LandGriffon, we are looking to collaborate with companies to shape the ideal solution for your specific needs. Get in contact to discuss how we can work together to make the transition to a sustainable future as smooth as possible. What does LandGriffon do? LandGriffon is designed to help sustainability managers measure, manage, communicate, and plan actions to reduce impacts and risks associated with agricultural products in their supply chains. Strengthen your supply chain knowledge. We understand that companies in different stages of understanding their supply chains have varying degrees of visibility and traceability into how each raw material is produced. For some materials, you might have information about the farms you’re buying from, but for others, you’re buying on an open commodity market. LandGriffon works either way. Where you don’t have farm and field locations, it takes the data you have and uses a probabilistic model to estimate where your materials are most likely sourced. The software geolocates your procurement data, converting it to GIS data. It then calculates your impact and risks, and enables you to improve this understanding over time. Readily create impact assessments. Using these maps of your supply chain, we help you identify and track environmental impacts and risks related to the materials you purchase, i.e. your Scope 3 impacts. Built into LandGriffon are four baseline indicators: Water, Deforestation, Biodiversity, and Carbon Emissions. But the power of the system is its extensibility; any indicator that can be measured spatially or through life cycle assessments can be accounted for and managed within LandGriffon — for example, indicators on the social and economic impacts of farm labor. Ground decision making in data. Many companies are adopting sustainability targets, whether driven by compliance needs, reporting standards, or a real commitment to change grounded in corporate values. Reaching these targets takes real work, time and investment. LandGriffon helps you plan, quantitatively, the steps you will take to change. Using this single system to see your supply chain, you can prioritize the most significant sources of impact or risk and where you have the most power to improve. You can simulate how company growth will affect your future impacts, and plot possible interventions to figure out the most effective way to reduce impacts and reach your targets. Streamline your sustainability reporting. The most important step to instigating change is showing others why it’s worthwhile and how it can happen. LandGriffon can help you communicate both internally and externally. Share dashboards of risk or progress, export summary reports or raw data, and build the systems you need for compliance. We recognize the uniqueness of each company’s supply chain strategy and model, so LandGriffon is designed to be customized to these needs. Who is behind LandGriffon? LandGriffon is led by Vizzuality and Satelligence, advised by the Stockholm Environment Institute and their Trase initiative. Together, we bring expertise in user-centric design, satellite monitoring, and environmental science to help companies reach a more sustainable future. LandGriffon will enable companies to measure and manage impacts and risks arising from their agricultural supply chains. They can use this information to take action and ensure a sustainable and resilient business model. Improving insights allows for better sourcing and investment decisions and tracking progress towards sustainability commitments. Meeting companies’ unique needs and challenges is paramount for LandGriffon. Throughout the development of LandGriffon, we are looking to collaborate with companies to shape the ideal solution for their specific needs. This means accounting for differences in data collection, raw material supply chains, reporting, business methodologies, environmental indicators, and IT requirements, to name a few. If your company could benefit from this service, open up the conversation by contacting us now. Get in contact with: Maria Ricart, Sustainable Business Development maria.ricart@vizzuality.com Learn more at Landgriffon.com This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101004174. 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