Streamline Your Engagement Tracking and Reporting Efforts
Track, record and report via Glass Lewis' dedicated Engagement Management Platform.

Key Features and Benefits
Engagement Tracking and Reporting for Asset Managers
Record your engagement objectives activities, in addition to any notable controversies or shareholder meetings and votes.
Track your team's tasks and progress towards objectives, any responses received from companies you engage with, and schedule in-app or email reminders.
Report on your efforts to internal and external stakeholders using different reporting capabilities such as data exports, disclosure services or workspace data sharing.
Workflow for Asset Owners with External Managers
Define Templates:
Build engagement templates to align data capture with your objectives.
Request information:
Share your templates with external managers using either files or assigned workspaces.
Import data:
Manual or technology-enabled import of stewardship data performed on your behalf.
Analyze & Benchmark:
Review engagement activity and voting coverage as a part of your recurring performance evaluation.
Report to Stakeholders:
Amalgamate the data in stewardship reports and disclose it to stakeholders.
Workspace Data Sharing
Improve stewardship transparency and reporting practices through workspace-to-workspace data sharing.
Developed in response to client demand, the module enables structured sharing of engagement data between workspaces.
It is designed to support use cases across asset managers, asset owners, multi-team investment organizations, and collaborative initiatives.
Centralizing Coordination in Collaborative Engagement Initiatives
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