The obligations are multiplying faster than any team can track them. Taza tells you which ones bite, where you're exposed, and how to close the gap — before it's a balance-sheet item.
Most tools help you report what you've done. Taza shows you what regulators require, what the market believes about you, and the distance between your claims and your record — then turns that distance into a tailored next best action.
40+ jurisdictions now run mandatory sustainability disclosure regimes. Exposure is measured in basis points of EBITDA. The risk isn't the report — it's the gap between what you've claimed and what you can defend.
CBAM, CSRD, ISSB S1/S2, CA SB 253, and 15+ more overlapping regimes are in active deployment — with exposure measured in basis points of EBITDA, not reputation.
106K+ solution providers, indexed against 728 use cases across 12 ESG topics — matched to the exact gap through the transaction layer, not a directory listing.
What you say, what the market believes, and what regulators require, composed into one scored, cited view. The gaps surface automatically.
Each gap becomes a scoped project, matched to named providers from the 106K+ network who can deliver it.
Your team, your providers, and your stakeholders collaborate on one network — not a static report emailed around.
As regulation and perception shift, the read re-runs. You're never working off a stale snapshot.
A general model summarizes and researches wherever you direct it. It's only as good as the questions you already know to ask.
Taza surfaces the obligations you weren't tracking, the exposures behind your claims, and the providers already indexed against your specific gaps.
You get a tailored next best action — not a research summary. The gap is named, scoped, and matched to who can close it.
Public data by default — disclosures, filings, NGO publications, court records, third-party analyses — refreshed continuously, every claim cited to source. Then the system opens for whatever else you bring.
Know what applies, where you stand, and what to do about it — before it's a balance-sheet item.