Collect and check what your suppliers send, without the email chase.

Start from an EcoVadis-aligned template, four themes already structured, or build your own question by question. Send it in the languages your supply chain speaks, French, English, German, Italian, so a supplier in Turin answers the same questionnaire as one in Lyon.

Launch to fifty suppliers at once and watch who opened and who answered. The ones who haven't get a reminder from the platform in one click, not a chase from your inbox. You see the campaign as a funnel, not a mailbox.

When the campaign closes, Ditto gives you the synthesis: how many suppliers are advanced, confirmed, partial or insufficient, and which ones to follow up. One report for your sustainable procurement policy, your EcoVadis answer and your buyers, instead of a merge you do by hand.
Your coach helps you decide who to assess first, what to ask so the answers are usable, and how the results feed the sustainable procurement questions every framework asks. A campaign that covers 68% of your purchasing spend is evidence; your coach makes sure it reads that way.

“What we particularly liked with Ditto was the platform, which allows everyone to work together on the same sharing system and really focus on what matters most.”
A campaign isn't a project on the side. Its results go where your own assessment needs them.
No. It's there because most buyers' questions map to its four themes, but you can edit it, add questions, or build your own from scratch.
Yes. A questionnaire can be sent in French, English, German and Italian, and the answers come back into one campaign whatever the language.
You see who opened and who didn't, and send a reminder to all of them in one click from the campaign. The follow-ups that need a call become actions in your work plan.
Keep them. A consultant can design the campaign; Ditto is where it runs, where the answers land, and where the synthesis is ready for your next assessment, with your coach reviewing it.
Yes. The share of suppliers assessed, and what you did about the weak ones, are exactly what the sustainable procurement and value-chain questions ask. The report is reused as evidence wherever that question comes back.
In 30 minutes, a coach shows you which suppliers to assess first and what a campaign report looks like. No preparation needed.