Request Data

Requesters must have both a CDP account and access to the Requester Portal. Sign in if you have a CDP account.

If you are a new contact or user, you will need to be added as a team member to your organization and set up with a Requester role. Either a colleague can invite you or you can contact your CDP Account Manager to set you up. Note, you can register for a CDP account either before or after you’ve been added as a team member.

If your company joined CDP’s Supply Chain program in 2025, you will need to complete our Register to Disclose form.

Learn more about accessing and navigating the Portal.

Once you have access to the Portal, you can start building your Request list (ie the list of organizations you are requesting to disclose through CDP).

Returning Requesters can copy a list from the previous disclosure year and edit this for the current cycle as needed.  

Both new and returning Requesters can add organizations to their list from the CDP database. They also have the option initially to make bulk edits to their list using a CSV file once all organizations in their list have a Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number – learn more about DUNS numbers below. 

To ensure CDP has the right contact information for your requested organizations (so they can access their account and disclose), you can either: 

• Provide your requested organizations’ email address/addresses in your Request list (note, this is a new contact sharing option); or 

• Direct requested organizations to complete the Register to Disclose form, once this is available from disclosure launch. 

Supply Chain requesters may have the option to provide their organizations' details using domain-based invites. Please speak to your Account Manager for more information. 

If you were not able to share your requested organization’s contact details, you will need to ask them to complete our Register to Disclose form to join the Portal.

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• View your Request list as a Requester

• Edit your Request list (before submitting)

• Resolving issues with DUNS numbers

• Parent-subsidiary reporting policy for Requesters

You can submit your Request list once this is completed. The deadline to submit your final request list is June 18, 2025, so requested organizations have sufficient time to respond and disclose. Read more about updating your Request list after submission, below.

Once your list is submitted, your requested organizations will receive an email request to disclose.

If necessary, you can still add and/or remove organizations on your Request list after submitting this. For any new organizations you wish to add, you will need to provide CDP with specific contact information for them.

You will need to resubmit your Request list after you have finished making any changes. Note that any changes submitted after the launch of the questionnaire will need to be approved by the requested organization.

The final deadline to update your Request list is November 19, which is the close of the disclosure cycle. 

Once you have submitted your Request list, you can begin to track your requested organizations’ disclosure status and progress.

The scoring deadline for disclosers is September 17. The platform for disclosers will close on November 19.