Never start from a blank page. Ditto drafts your policies from templates built for your framework, checks them, and keeps your coach's comments inside the document.

Draft your policies and your supporting evidence from templates built for the frameworks you're targeting: environmental policy, anti-corruption, human rights, health and safety, whistleblowing, sustainable procurement. Each one is tagged with the framework it answers, in French and in English.

Ditto reads every policy and flags what's missing or non-compliant: a revision and distribution mechanism, a GHG commitment that isn't there yet. You fix it before your coach even opens the document, so review time goes to the details that matter.

Your coach reviews and comments directly inside each document, on the paragraph it concerns. You reply, attach the figure, resolve the thread. Nothing gets lost in a separate email chain.
Your coach knows what EcoVadis, CDP and ISO auditors look for in a policy: the commitment, the owner, the review date, the figure that proves it's applied. Their comments tell you what to add before you submit, not after the score comes back.

“What I particularly appreciated about this partnership was the platform itself, which is a real asset. It is intuitive, easy to use and saves us precious time by offering us models that were already in line with EcoVadis expectations, and the artificial intelligence system checked my documents and reassured me enormously that I was not making mistakes.”
Every document you complete becomes evidence the rest of Ditto can use.
The ones your frameworks ask for: environmental, anti-corruption, human rights, health and safety, whistleblowing, sustainable procurement, and more. Each template is tagged with the framework it answers and exists in French and English.
No. Upload them. Ditto reviews an existing document the same way it reviews a draft, and your coach comments on what's missing.
What assessors check: that the commitment is there, that someone owns it, that it has a review and distribution mechanism, and that the targets a framework expects, GHG for instance, are in the text. It flags gaps; it doesn't invent content.
Mostly, yes. One policy covers the same theme across frameworks, and your coach tells you the one or two additions a second framework needs, so you don't keep two versions.
Keep them. A consultant writes the first version; the document tools are where it's reviewed, kept current and reused. Your coach can work alongside them, and the policy stays in your system after the mission ends.
In 30 minutes, a coach shows you which policies your framework expects and how Ditto drafts them. No preparation needed.