Open access to Upright data
Introduction
At Upright, we believe that science-based and common-sense impact data must be available to inform the decisions we make as employees, customers, investors, or business managers - and it needs to be easily accessible, comparable, and transparent.
For this reason, Upright provides open access to impact data on more than 10,000 companies, including metrics on net impact, UN SDGs, and the EU taxonomy of sustainable activities.
Free use policy
Anyone may freely browse, search, and compare companies on the Upright Platform for their personal purposes, such as:
Learning about the impact of the company you or your friends are working for
Guiding your personal investments
Informing your job search
Informing your grocery shopping
Using it for your school project
You must obtain a license from Upright, if you:
Wish to use the data for professional use
Wish to redistribute the data or data derived from it, other than screenshots in social media posts or similar fair use
Need access to broader data coverage or metrics than what is openly available
Need to access Upright data programmatically or otherwise in bulk (e.g. via the Upright API)
All use of Upright data and the Upright Platform is subject to the Upright terms of use.
Available licenses
If you need a license from Upright, there are two options:
Commercial license: For more information, contact sales (sales@uprightproject.com) or learn about Upright's off-the-shelf commercial offering for investors or companies.
Community license (free): Community licenses are available for:
Qualifying academic research
Qualifying journalistic use
Redistribution in qualifying publications
Qualifying open-source projects
Fill out this form to learn whether your organisation and use case qualifies for a free community license. To submit an application, a 500 word research proposal and a signed Upright Open Data Terms and Conditions agreement (below) is required.
More information
For more information, contact either:
hello@uprightproject.com (for questions on community licenses)
sales@uprightproject.com (for questions on commercial licenses)
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