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Our Digital Trust,
your Sustainability
Together for an innovative and sustainable society
Suistainable economic development
Our commitment in ESG
Innovation and sustainability
TOP
Your onboarding processes are greener thanks to InfoCert TOP®: up to -86% kg of CO2 saved compared to the traditional method*
GoSign
Safe LTA
By 2022, thanks to 68 billion digitally stored pages, we supported our customers to:
- digitalize over 736 thousand square metres of archives, equivalent to about 9,000 volleyball courts
- save the equivalent of over 860 thousand trees
Legalinvoice
By 2022, thanks to 186 million dematerialised invoices, we have helped our customers to:
- save more than 8 million kg CO2
- save the equivalent of about 1 million trees
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Our contribution to your digital sustainability
We guarantee an easy and accessible customer experience, aimed at decreasing the digital divide. With our solutions we speed up business processes, reduce waiting times and we allow remote access to services, ensuring a better work-life balance.
We provide organisations with transparent solutions to ensure good governance. We adopt a privacy by design approach to guarantee high levels of security, certifying the identity of parties involved in digital transactions.
InfoCert Dyslexia Friendly Company
Our Company has been recognized as a Dyslexia Friendly Company by the Italian Dyslexia Association, a milestone that reflects our ongoing commitment to ensuring equal opportunities for all colleagues, including those with Specific Learning Disorders (SLD). This recognition marks a significant step toward creating an inclusive work environment that values each individual’s unique qualities, starting from the recruitment process.
We are proud of this achievement and remain dedicated to improving and fostering a workplace that enhances the skills and potential of every individual.
We transform our values into actions
InfoCert participates in numerous projects dedicated to environmental sustainability and inclusion:
- Treedom
Together with Treedom we have planted 650 trees in the global south to contribute to a more sustainable future. Treedom together with NGOs and local communities selects the right trees for each context to provide the best environmental and social benefits.
- InfoCert and its employees: a si(e)nergy against Climate Change
With MUGO InfoCert has offset the emissions generated by its primary CED (Data Processing Centre), amounting to 321 tonnes of CO2, the same as 321 trees, reducing CO2 through reforestation and forest management activities.
- “Neuro-inclusion” projectInfoCert, with Specialisterne, an organisation founded in Denmark in 2004, launched the ‘neuro-inclusion’ project. With this initiative, InfoCert has welcomed professionals with autism spectrum disorder into its work teams, recognising diversity as an added value for the company.
- “Sistema Scuola Impresa” projectInfoCert, with “Sistema Scuola Impresa” project, aims to provide students with the opportunity to train themselves to the professions of the future, with a special focus on females and their access to professions in male-dominated sectors.
- “Giotto” ProjectInfoCert, with the social cooperative Giotto, contributes to the sustainable development of the civil economy and social innovation, starting with work. With this project, InfoCert helps the socio-occupational integration and subsequent mentoring, in personal and social aspects
- AzzeroCO2 Carbon offset project
InfoCert has embarked on a sustainability journey aimed at offsetting the CO2 associated with its activities. Specifically, InfoCert has analyzed, with the collaboration of Studio Fieschi, the greenhouse gas emissions for the year 2023 of its Data Processing Center (DPC), which amount to 573 tons of CO2eq, with the purchase of certified CO2 credits generated by an international forest protection project in Zimbabwe. For offsetting activities, the company relies on the technical support of AzzeroCO2, a sustainability and energy consulting company founded by Legambiente and Kyoto Club.