Sourced
State the source and reporting boundary
ESG / Investor relations
Turn a PDF sustainability report into a website investors, analysts, and regulators can search, link, and review. We handle the information architecture, visual design, CMS, and bilingual delivery.

disclosure system
On the web, every disclosure can be searched, linked, dated, and sourced. Investors do not need to scan a hundred-page document for one answer.
State the source and reporting boundary
Let stakeholders verify the claim
Show the update date and version
Connect data to targets and plans
Sustainability is transforming whole industries, and the transition fails without better data. Here is what getting yours in order does for the business.
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Customers expect good products and honest numbers. We help you manage and publish accurate data that retail and B2B buyers can check for themselves.
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Environmental performance is part of the product story. We structure your site so each product line's data has a page, a source, and a date, ready for anyone who checks.
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Investors screen environmental performance before they commit. Clear, current ESG data gives them a faster path to the source, reporting period, and context.
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Impact assessment forces new questions about your products and processes. The answers often point at your next offering.
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Tie disclosure to the strategy behind it. Targets, progress, and governance live beside the numbers, so the report supports board decisions instead of trailing them.
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Send us the ESG report you publish today. We reply within one business day with a concrete plan for turning it into disclosure-ready web pages.

Sustainability marketing
If your brand is committed to sustainability, whatever the industry, we can help you say so credibly. Recent work includes the event site for the 2024 Taiwan Impact Investing Forum. Three disciplines carry most of an engagement.
Disclosure ready
Disclosure requirements keep growing, and so does your sustainability report. Without deliberate visual structure, readers get lost before they reach the information they need. We design the publishing system around source context, review, and update ownership.
Security · 01
Security controls are documented against the chosen platform, custom code, integrations, data access, and customer responsibilities.
Publishing · 02
Your team updates approved report content in the CMS. Pages ship with reviewed metadata, canonical rules, and an indexable information structure.
Brand system · 03
One visual system across the report, the IR section, and the corporate site.
Delivery · 04
The site is served through the configured delivery network; performance is measured on the real pages, devices, and regions before release.
Language · 05
The English version reads as clearly as the Chinese one, written by native speakers.
Data · 06
Where the source system and governance support it, approved report data can move into the site through documented APIs instead of repeated copy-paste.
Disclosure baseline · 07
We structure ESG and IR pages around the reporting and review requirements your legal and investor-relations teams identify. The website does not certify compliance.
DISCLOSURE CONTROL
We design the content model and review surfaces around disclosure operations. Your legal, sustainability, and investor-relations teams still approve the substance and decide which reporting framework applies.
A website can make approved disclosure easier to find, compare, and update. It does not certify the data or replace legal and exchange review.
The claim or metric readers see
Report, data owner, and source link
The date or reporting window it describes
Who reviewed the published wording
Who changes or supersedes it later
The cases below are evidence of information design and publishing systems. They are not presented as legal or exchange approval.
What clients say
“In 2018, ASE Holding went public to mark our 40th anniversary. Tenten revamped our website, refining our brand and integrating ESG content. This improved our brand image, user experience, and public communication.”
Straight answers before you commit to anything. For how we work with listed companies, see For Enterprise.
ESG stands for environmental, social, and governance: a set of factors that together describe an organization’s sustainability. The relevant factors vary by industry, location, and company size. They can include progress on GHG emissions reduction goals, wastewater management and mitigation, workplace health and safety, diversity and inclusion, and director-level accountability for ESG performance, among others.
A company’s ESG performance is also tied to its risk profile, resilience, and financial outlook. Investors, customers, and government agencies increasingly ask companies to disclose ESG data, risks, and opportunities, and reporting is becoming mandatory in countries around the world.
For companies, the main purpose of an ESG score or risk rating is to establish a performance baseline. Ratings get used in several ways:
We turn ESG data into graphics, reports, videos, and web pages, for print, digital, or video.
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