Sustainability questionnaire filler
Fills in the sustainability and supply-chain questionnaires of large customers from your own data, for checking.
Benefit: Sustainability questionnaires filled in from your own data.
Sustainability questionnaire filler is an AI agent from Altramano for reporting and analysis. An AI agent does a task that involves reading, assessing or writing, such as assessing an enquiry or drafting a reply. It puts it in front of you, or does it itself if you want it to.
What it does
- Reads the questionnaire a customer sends, even a long form.
- Looks up the answers in your own documents: energy, waste, staff, certificates.
- Fills in what it can substantiate and marks what is missing.
- Sets the completed list up for checking, with the source per answer.
An example
- In
- A 60-question questionnaire from a large client about energy, waste and working conditions.
- Out
- Forty-four answers with a source, sixteen open questions with what is needed to answer them.
Integrations it uses
Microsoft SharePointFiles, folders and list items in SharePoint, with triggers on new files.
Google DriveRead, upload and move files and folders in Google Drive, with a trigger on a new file.
Microsoft Excel 365Read and update rows and tables in Excel files on OneDrive or SharePoint.
Google SheetsRead, add and update rows in Google Sheets, with a trigger on a new row.
Where the limit lies
You check every answer before the list goes to the customer. The agent invents nothing and leaves open what it does not know.
Templates it bundles
| Sjabloon | Soort | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Document questions | AI agent | An assistant that answers questions about contracts, quotes and manuals in its knowledge base. |
Industries where this comes up
Frequently asked questions
Does it invent answers?
No. Every answer has a source in your own documents. Without a source the box stays empty with a question attached.
Does it remember the answers for the next list?
Yes. The next questionnaire goes faster, because it knows where everything is.
Does it judge how sustainable we are?
No. It fills in what there is. What you want to do with that is up to you.