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- Recordsure received a silver medal in its EcoVadis sustainability assessment.
- It placed within the top 19% of surveyed businesses in relevant industries.
- The assessment uses international standards including the United Nations Global Compact, Global Reporting Initiative and ISO 26000.
- Recordsure highlighted an ‘Advanced’ score within the Ethics category.
Recordsure received a silver medal in its recent EcoVadis sustainability assessment and placed within the top 19% of all businesses surveyed within the computer programming and consultancy industries to date.
Recordsure says sustainability matters because addressing environmental, social and ethical concerns in financial services benefits clients, their customers and the planet. The company described achieving the silver rating as a source of delight.
EcoVadis assessment and focus areas
EcoVadis is one of the most thorough and well-trusted business sustainability rankings worldwide. The assessment is conducted in accordance with the latest international sustainability standards, including the United Nations Global Compact, Global Reporting Initiative and ISO 26000, and is overseen by an expert committee of supply chain and green business specialists.
The assessment methodology has been used by 75,000 companies worldwide. Its four focus areas are environment, ethics, labour and human rights, and sustainable procurement.
What the rating means for Recordsure
Recordsure’s silver rating reflects increasing efforts to support environmental, social and ethical causes through business activities and wider strategies over the past few years.
The company said it was proud of the ‘Advanced’ score within the Ethics category, which it said exemplifies its commitment to fostering socially conscious values across the team. Recordsure promotes an inclusive, forward-looking culture that puts customers at the heart of its work and decisions.
Victoria Mansbridge, Head of Bid Management at Recordsure and TCC, said the silver rating acknowledged work to ensure high standards in sustainable procurement, labour and human rights, ethical practices and environmental actions. She said transparency is important to clients and partners, and that the award reflects dedication to high industry standards.
Recordsure thanked EcoVadis for its encouragement and support and said it looked forward to continuing purpose-driven innovation in the new year and beyond.
Frequently asked questions
Recordsure received a silver medal in its EcoVadis sustainability assessment.
Recordsure placed within the top 19% of surveyed businesses in the computer programming and consultancy industries to date.
The four focus areas are environment, ethics, labour and human rights, and sustainable procurement.
Recordsure highlighted its ‘Advanced’ score within the Ethics category.