Sayari and SESAMm Partner to Enhance ESG Risk Management
Sayari has announced a new partnership with SESAMm to enhance ESG risk management in supply chains. Announced in a press release, this collaboration integrates SESAMm's AI-driven controversy risk data into Sayari's platform, providing users with real-time intelligence from over 4 million sources.
The partnership aims to address the growing need for comprehensive insight into emerging reputational risks as global ESG compliance requirements intensify. By integrating SESAMm's data, Sayari's solution now monitors over 650,000 suppliers, allowing customers to proactively identify and mitigate risks from small, hard-to-assess private entities typically excluded from traditional ESG coverage.
SESAMm's advanced AI analyzes content in more than 100 languages, offering actionable decision intelligence that can detect red flags like human rights violations and environmental scandals before they surface in traditional data sets. This integration is available across all of Sayari's platforms, including API, bulk, and visually in both Sayari Graph and Sayari Map.
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