As the software industry shifts its focus towards environmental, social, and sustainability practices, new reporting regulations have emerged, including the EU's Due Diligence proposal and Taxonomy for Sustainable Activities. To track data across their entire supply chain, companies must build or buy an ESG dashboard that utilizes data visualization and regulatory reporting data, offering options to customize data taxonomies and categories to meet specific needs. Common features in ESG dashboards include automated data collection, portfolio-level insights, benchmarking against peers, compliance with EU regulations, and sustainability taxonomy. Companies can also opt for pre-made ESG dashboards with taxonomy definitions and category matching for supplier data in place. To ensure regulatory compliance, companies must monitor metrics such as CPU and memory usage, API consumption, response time, data volume, corrupted data, data invariance, and training and serving features. By measuring these metrics, companies can optimize their ESG dashboards and improve sustainability reporting transparency.