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Discover how Checkbox can help you meet your business's ESG goals and maintain your principles.

Whichever deployment solution you choose, Checkbox's lack of survey or respondent limits means you can gather comprehensive insights on consumer behavior, customer sentiment, purchase behavior, brand perceptions, and more.
ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance – a framework for looking at how an organisation behaves beyond just its financial results. It focuses on how a company manages its environmental impact, its relationships with people and communities, and the way it is run and controlled.
"Environmental" covers things like carbon emissions, energy use and waste; "social" looks at issues such as working conditions, diversity, and human rights; "governance" covers board structure, executive pay, controls and transparency. Investors, regulators and customers increasingly use ESG to judge how sustainable and responsible a business is over the long term.
An ESG survey is a structured questionnaire used to collect information about how an organisation is performing against its environmental, social and governance commitments.
You question the people who see the reality day to day – employees, managers, suppliers, sometimes customers or investors – about things like climate practices, workplace culture, ethics, inclusion and governance.
The results often feed into ESG reporting and sustainability strategies, helping identify where the organisation is strong, where there are gaps, and where risks or greenwashing concerns might be hiding. Done well, an ESG survey becomes a recurring listening exercise that supports more reliable ESG data and more concrete improvement plans.
There isn't a single "best" ESG survey platform – the right choice depends on what you are trying to measure, who you need to involve, and how mature your ESG reporting already is.
A global group aligning with formal reporting frameworks and complex data requirements will need something very different to a mid-sized business that mainly wants to run a few focused ESG pulse surveys and roll the results into a basic report.
A useful way to approach "best" is to start from your use cases. Do you mostly need employee-level insight into culture and ethics, supplier data for scope 3 emissions, investor perception, or a bit of everything? How sensitive is the data, and what approvals or audit trails do you need around it?
Once that is clear, you can compare options on things like: how easy it is for non-experts to build and run ESG-aligned questionnaires, whether it can handle your preferred ESG frameworks and metrics, how well it brings survey results together with other ESG data, and whether it plays nicely with your existing HR, finance or sustainability systems.
In practice, the "best" ESG survey software is usually the one your teams actually use consistently – something that fits your governance requirements, supports credible reporting and makes it straightforward to turn feedback into visible sustainability and ethics improvements, rather than just another dashboard that nobody acts on.
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Fill out this form and our team will respond to connect.
If you are a current Checkbox customer in need of support, please email us at support@checkbox.com for assistance.
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Whichever deployment solution you choose, Checkbox's lack of survey or respondent limits means you can gather comprehensive insights on consumer behavior, customer sentiment, purchase behavior, brand perceptions, and more.
ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance – a framework for looking at how an organisation behaves beyond just its financial results. It focuses on how a company manages its environmental impact, its relationships with people and communities, and the way it is run and controlled.
"Environmental" covers things like carbon emissions, energy use and waste; "social" looks at issues such as working conditions, diversity, and human rights; "governance" covers board structure, executive pay, controls and transparency. Investors, regulators and customers increasingly use ESG to judge how sustainable and responsible a business is over the long term.
An ESG survey is a structured questionnaire used to collect information about how an organisation is performing against its environmental, social and governance commitments.
You question the people who see the reality day to day – employees, managers, suppliers, sometimes customers or investors – about things like climate practices, workplace culture, ethics, inclusion and governance.
The results often feed into ESG reporting and sustainability strategies, helping identify where the organisation is strong, where there are gaps, and where risks or greenwashing concerns might be hiding. Done well, an ESG survey becomes a recurring listening exercise that supports more reliable ESG data and more concrete improvement plans.
There isn't a single "best" ESG survey platform – the right choice depends on what you are trying to measure, who you need to involve, and how mature your ESG reporting already is.
A global group aligning with formal reporting frameworks and complex data requirements will need something very different to a mid-sized business that mainly wants to run a few focused ESG pulse surveys and roll the results into a basic report.
A useful way to approach "best" is to start from your use cases. Do you mostly need employee-level insight into culture and ethics, supplier data for scope 3 emissions, investor perception, or a bit of everything? How sensitive is the data, and what approvals or audit trails do you need around it?
Once that is clear, you can compare options on things like: how easy it is for non-experts to build and run ESG-aligned questionnaires, whether it can handle your preferred ESG frameworks and metrics, how well it brings survey results together with other ESG data, and whether it plays nicely with your existing HR, finance or sustainability systems.
In practice, the "best" ESG survey software is usually the one your teams actually use consistently – something that fits your governance requirements, supports credible reporting and makes it straightforward to turn feedback into visible sustainability and ethics improvements, rather than just another dashboard that nobody acts on.