Technology and Infrastructure for Credible Social Impact Reporting.

Across Canada, Nisto powers your standardized, apples-to-apples, SOC 2 certified impact reporting—so governments, investors, industry, and social organizations can trust the data and act with confidence.

Nisto Statements

Turn complex agreements and frameworks into clear, trusted reports. With built-in standardization and connected supply chain data, Nisto Statements give your organization credible, confident, and comparable results across every project.

Nisto Integrity

See your impact come alive. Nisto Integrity is the secure SaaS platform that transforms raw data into insight—with advanced analytics, geospatial visualization, compliance tools, and live project updates. Whether you’re a funder, project owner, or observer, Integrity makes impact transparent and actionable.

Nisto Marketplace

Not just a directory—a new way to discover business. Nisto Marketplace connects you to verified suppliers and communities through geospatial maps, performance analytics, and custom reporting. Purpose-built for impact, it’s where businesses, communities, and rights-holders come together.

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  • New Surrey Hospital and BC Cancer Centre

  • Kamloops Cancer Centre

  • 1st and Clark - Vancouver

  • Nanaimo Cancer Centre

  • Ambleside Integrated Site - Phase 1 - Edmonton

Impact Data is Fragmented. We Fix That.

Today, social procurement, diversity, and community benefit reporting is inconsistent. Each organization measures differently, making it impossible to compare or trust outcomes.

Nisto is the technological backbone that standardizes reporting—so whether it’s a corporate disclosure, a community benefit agreement, or a marketplace like CCIB’s Supply Change™, everyone is speaking the same language.

Standardization? We Built that In.

Nisto Infrastructure provides the framework and tools that turn agreements and reporting requirements into consistent, comparable outputs.


From municipal community benefit agreements to industry-specific reports, every client’s reporting can be trusted because it’s anchored in the same infrastructure.

Connected Supply Chains. Yup - Verified Impact.

Impact doesn’t stop at the prime contractor. Every project depends on vendors and suppliers across multiple tiers of the supply chain. Today, that data is often invisible, inconsistent, or unverifiable—making true impact reporting incomplete.

Nisto links every supplier in a project’s ecosystem into a contiguous supply chain, capturing verified data at each step. That means procurement, employment, and community benefits can be tracked all the way down to Tier 3 vendors and rolled back up into a single, defensible report.

Standardized Reports

  • Enhanced Inclusion and Development Agreement - InfrastructureBC

    The Enhanced Inclusion and Development Agreement (EIDA) is a framework implemented on British Columbia's provincial capital infrastructure projects to promote social and community benefits.

    www.infrastructurebc.com

  • City of Vancouver - Community Benefit Agreement

    Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) in Vancouver are collaborative agreements between communities, developers, and the City to align development projects with the needs of equity and equity-denied communities, fostering a shared vision for the city.

    www.vancouver.ca

  • Government of Canada - Federal 5% Supply Change Initiative

    The Mandatory Minimum 5% Indigenous Procurement Target, implemented by the Government of Canada, requires federal departments and agencies to ensure at least 5% of the total value of their contracts are awarded to Indigenous businesses, aiming to enhance economic opportunities for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities.

    https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca

  • City of Edmonton Sustainable Procurement Program

    The City’s sustainable procurement process takes into account suppliers’ social, indigenous and environmental contributions, as well as their commitment to ensuring economic, social and cultural opportunities are available for community members. 

    www.edmonton.ca

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Partners

  • Canadian Council for Indigenous Business

    CCIB helps keep Indigenous businesses at the forefront of the Canadian economy, fostering relationships between Indigenous entrepreneurs and Canada’s institutional enterprises to cultivate shared prosperity.

    www.ccib.ca

  • Pehta Foundation

    First Nations governed, Indigenous community developed, industry Indigenous community impact standards board.

    The Pehta Foundation defines industry metrics related to Indigenous Procurement, Indigenous Employment and Benefits to Indigenous Communities with the focus of coordinating the market towards the desired outcomes in community.

    www.pehta.org

  • Buy Social Canada

    Buy Social Canada, believes in building community capital: healthy communities that are rich in human, social, cultural, physical and economic capital.

    Buy Social Canada are redefining how goods and services are bought and sold.

    www.buysocialcanada.com

  • Indigiconnect

    Indigiconnect serves as a crucial hub for connecting Indigenous entrepreneurs, businesses, and professionals, facilitating collaboration, networking, and access to essential resources.

    Indigiconnects Indigenous business chamber is dedicated to promoting economic prosperity while preserving and honoring Indigenous cultures, traditions, and values.

    www.indigiconnect.com

Apps

Apps in the context of Nisto are tools that support the processes around credible and confident reporting. They come packaged with the statements themselves to ensure that you as an organization and creating the conditions for maximum reliablity of data.

People

Diverse Identity Survey for Employees

Nisto People is the tool organizations use to create space for their employees to share their unique diverse identities anonymously; so they may understand and optimize their social impact.

Employees trust Nisto People because we ensure employers never have enough information to personally identify anyone specifically - but still achieve accurate information on social impact.

Marketplace

Social Impact Marketplace for Businesses

Nisto Marketplace is a platform that connects businesses looking to make a positive impact with suppliers that share their values. Our goal is to create a more equitable and sustainable business ecosystem by promoting diversity, social purpose, and social impact in the supply chain.

We offer a White Labelled version so you as a Certifying Body or Social Organization can offer our tools to your market.

Portal

Secure Platform for Data Sharing

Nisto Portal is a centralized resource to share raw accounting data and receive enhanced Social Impact statements. Our goal is to ensure your organization has its impact data readily available and actionable so that you can spend less time on the administrative side of impact and more time on the acionable side of impact.

Clients

ISL Engineering
WJ Groundwater Canada
Stantec Consulting
Eng-Spire Consulting
EllisDon
Option Excavating
Green Infrastructure Partners

Dechant Construction Ltd.
Chandos Construction
Shott Earthworks Inc.
Delnor Construction
Sterling Crane
Bauer Foundations Canada
Katzie Development Limited Partnership

TreeTime
Collins Steel
Priority Mechanical
WSP Engineering
Inertia Hydrovac
City of Edmonton
AltaPro Electric Ltd.

Unapologetic

Nisto is unapologetically credible. In a landscape where promises often overshadow results, Nisto stands firm on a simple truth: evidence of impact matters more than the promise of it.

We’ve drawn a clear line. When you report using Nisto, you commit to the following: every Nisto statement is built on unaltered, raw accounting data, rigorously processed to ensure the highest standards of accuracy and completeness.

Nisto technology has been developed on the auspices of the Pehta Framework, which has taught us what meaningful and thoughtful processes truly look like. Developed and governed by First Nations, Pehta understands what credible impact reporting should be, with a deep connection to the communities it serves.

As the rightful arbiters of their own future, Indigenous communities have carefully crafted best practices for the impact reporting space. We trust their wisdom and follow their lead, knowing it sets the highest standard for credibility and with universal applicability - other equity-seeking groups benefit as well.

We believe that businesses cannot achieve accurate social impact reporting without the objectivity and rigor that a third party brings. While the market expects companies to demonstrate the quality of their relationships with the communities they engage with, there’s often no clear guidance on how to collect identity information, what credibility means in the context of social or Indigenous procurement, or how to gather and aggregate this data from direct and indirect supply chains.

The market tends to forget that an electrical contractor excels at electrical work, and a civil construction company is great at building infrastructure—not social impact reporting. Well-intentioned efforts can leave businesses vulnerable to legal risks and compromise the accuracy and credibility of their reporting.

Nisto solves this challenge completely.

You can report your way, or the credible way.

The choice is yours.