Requesters can use this page to organize a submitted Request list using Collections, Projects and Samples.
On this page
These are different ways to group and organize your requests.
| Collection | Project | Sample | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it’s for | All Requesters | Cities, States and Regions Requesters | Capital Market Signatories |
| Overview | Organize your Request list or sample list into more manageable sub-groups. Track responses and communicate more efficiently with requested organizations. | Organize your Request list into groups of cities, states or regions, according to environmental initiatives, campaigns or programmes. | A sample is a public list of companies which are requested to disclose by CDP, on behalf of our Capital Markets Signatories. |
| How to set it up | Create a Collection on the Portal | Contact CDP for support. | Access via the Portal |
| Use cases | Tailor communications with Requesters, such as extra support for first-time responders. | Collect specific data by tagging Project-specific questions. Filter your response dataset by Project. | Use a CDP sample list as a public portfolio. Note that Capital Market Signatories can’t add or remove organizations from the sample. |
The guides on this page start from the Engage organizations page.
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Here’s how to find it:
All Requesters can use this guide to create Collections.
You can create a Collection straight away after submitting your Request list, whether or not your requested organizations have accessed the Portal or started their response.
Many Requesters use Collections to tailor their communications. Examples include: