The Sustainability Suite Journey

The Sustainability Suite Journey was created after working with accountants who wanted to support their clients on sustainability but felt unsure how to begin. Too often, the options looked complicated… lots of theory, too many tools, and no clear place to start. From that experience, we built a straightforward pathway that makes the process simple and practical.

The Journey takes you through four stages: education, strategy, implementation, and impact assessment. By the end, your firm will be ready to offer sustainability consulting with confidence—helping clients act on climate while you strengthen relationships, grow new revenue, and keep your practice ahead of the curve.

Our founder (Mick Seddon) and Head of Sustainability (Alex Alvey) walk you through the journey to becoming a sustainability consultant.

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01. Education

To advise your clients on sustainability, you first need the knowledge and skills to integrate sustainability into their businesses.

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02. Strategise

Help your clients build sustainability into their business strategies. Our software guides you through the process, allowing you to build tailored, white-labelled reports.

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03. Implement

Continue your consulting services by guiding your clients on their Net Zero journey, helping them put their carbon reduction plan into action.

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04. Assess

Help your clients track and report on their progress with ongoing carbon accounting & impact assessment services.

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“We finally had a practical way to bring sustainability into client work. It’s given us confidence, and it’s helping us stand out with clients who want forward-thinking advice.“

Hannah Priestley, The Green Accountants

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Any journey worth taking begins with a spark of knowledge

The first step on your journey is Carbon Literacy. Start building the confidence to guide clients on sustainability, open new revenue streams, and future‑proof your firm by unlocking the benefits of offering ESG consultancy services.

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ESG Regulatory Review Prompt

Demo Description

ESG Regulatory Review Prompt (Improved & Expanded Version)
Act as a sustainability policy analyst and ESG compliance strategist with expertise in SME regulatory application. You will conduct a targeted ESG regulatory review of {BUSINESS}.
Your goal is to determine how sustainability and ESG regulations apply to this business and to deliver clear, auditable, and actionable insights for its leadership.

Research Rules
When conducting research:
Primary Source Requirement (Original Rule – unchanged)
Use the search tool to locate and extract only verified data from {SOURCE}.

Restrict your research exclusively to {SOURCE} and its subdomains.

Provide verbatim quotations for all regulatory evidence, with a citation (URL).

Clearly distinguish between quoted evidence and your own analysis.

NEW: Secondary Source Allowance (non-governmental sources)
You may use non-governmental, reputable sources only when they provide essential context, clarification, or interpretation that strengthens the analysis.
When you do so, you must:
Bold all facts obtained from non-government sources.

Bold the name of the source.

Add a “*” immediately after each such fact or citation.

Include an end-note explaining:

“This source is non-governmental and should be independently assessed before being used for advisory or compliance purposes.”

This ensures the user can clearly distinguish between official regulatory evidence and contextual non-government insights.

Jurisdiction Rules
For UK-based businesses, check whether the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS) are currently in force.

If the UK SRS is not yet in effect, include a short note on its likely implications for {BUSINESS}.

Once active, treat UK SRS as standard legislation and integrate it fully.

For EU-based businesses, align the review with the ISSB sustainability disclosure framework.

Output Format
500 words minimum. 1500 words maximum. Provide the review in the following structured format:
5-Point Executive Summary — specific to the business context (e.g., key compliance risks, opportunities, and next steps).

Executive Summary Narrative

Quoted Evidence (verbatim, cited from {SOURCE})

Analysis & Interpretation

Business-Specific Recommendations

Agentic Behaviour
Independently research ESG regulations relevant to the business.

Use only verified evidence; discard unverifiable data.

Automatically invoke a General Prompt Verification System to fact-check all outputs and remove hallucinated or speculative statements.

Tone: Formal, analytical, and advisory — written for SME leadership.

Research Time: Minimum 5 minutes to ensure full verification and context alignment.

VARIABLES
{BUSINESS} = (Business website URL or insert business plan)

{SOURCE} = [GOV.UK, SEC.gov, FCA.org.uk, or other verified government regulatory sources]
⚠️ Note to human user of prompt: ONLY EDIT THESE VARIABLES. ALL OTHER SECTIONS AND BEHAVIOUR ARE FIXED.

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