ESG Data & Screening
with Hermes Agent.
Drop ESG Data & Screening into Hermes Agent as a single skill. Pass in any holding or issuer and Hermes returns the full ESG picture — environmental, social, and governance ratings, carbon footprint and emissions metrics, and any active controversy flags. Per-flow spending limits respected. Charged per lookup, no subscription required.
Real Hermes flows that rely on this skill.
Each pattern below is a Hermes Agent flow with ESG Data & Screening registered as one skill. The flow only charges when it gets a result.
Screen every name against ESG criteria before the order goes through.
A Hermes flow picks up each pending trade, calls ESG Data & Screening to check the issuer against your ESG and exclusion criteria, and flags or clears the order — before it reaches execution. Portfolio managers see a cleared or flagged status attached to the trade idea, not a quarterly review that arrives after the position is already in.
Alert the team the moment a held issuer draws a controversy flag.
A Hermes monitoring flow watches a list of held issuers and calls the skill whenever a new controversy is detected. The flow routes a summary — issuer, controversy category, severity, and current ESG rating — to the relevant analyst or committee channel, so the position gets reviewed while the event is still live, not weeks later.
Attach ESG data to every new holding the moment it arrives.
A Hermes operations flow triggers whenever a new security enters the portfolio, watchlist, or client app — through a corporate action, a strategy change, or a new mandate — and calls the skill to attach ESG ratings and carbon metrics before the holding is logged. No waiting for the next scheduled data update.
Answer a client's ESG question during the conversation.
A Hermes adviser-support flow takes a client holding or a name from a conversation, calls ESG Data & Screening in real time, and returns the full ESG profile — scores, carbon footprint, controversy flags, and mandate-compliance status — fast enough to read out the answer while the client is still on the call.
ESG answer out, inside every Hermes flow.
Add one skill and your Hermes Agent flows can screen any holding on demand. Flows that don't run a lookup cost nothing. That's the entire deal.
- Single Hermes skill
- Spending limits honored
Hermes Agent specific questions.
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How does this work inside Hermes Agent?
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ESG Data & Screening is registered as a single skill in your Hermes Agent setup. When a flow needs an ESG record, it calls the skill with a holding identifier and gets back a structured ESG response. Hermes uses the per-lookup price to plan spending limits for each flow.
Can a Hermes flow screen a whole portfolio in one run?
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Yes. A Hermes flow can step through a list of holdings, call the ESG skill for each one, accumulate the results, and pass the screened portfolio downstream — all in a single flow run, within a single spending limit.
What happens if a Hermes flow reaches its spending limit mid-portfolio?
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The service returns ESG records for holdings checked so far and stops. Hermes treats this as a normal skill result, so the flow can decide whether to request a higher limit, process what it has, or continue in a follow-up run.
Can a Hermes flow check a holding in real time — not just in a scheduled batch?
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Yes. The skill responds in under a second, so a Hermes flow triggered by a trade idea, a client question, or a news alert can screen a holding in real time — one lookup per instrument, charged per matched result.
Does Hermes need a long-term subscription to use this skill?
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No. The skill is charged per lookup with no standing subscription. Hermes flows that aren't actively screening holdings cost nothing.
How is this different from connecting Hermes to a full ESG data subscription?
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A full subscription charges a fixed fee regardless of how many lookups you actually run. This skill charges only for lookups that return a result, which fits how Hermes flows work — spending is tied to actual use, not to access.