CDP has announced an AI-powered “Suggested Response” feature for the 2026 disclosure cycle to help organizations prepare responses to its environmental disclosure questionnaire more efficiently. The optional tool, developed with Briink, is intended to simplify reporting while maintaining data quality, transparency and comparability, and will be available to all disclosers from 23 July 2026. The feature analyzes information already contained in documents such as annual reports and sustainability reports, extracts relevant content, maps it to CDP questions and generates suggested responses within the CDP platform. Organizations will retain full responsibility for reviewing, editing and submitting their responses. CDP said early market testing showed disclosure preparation time fell by an average of 40%, response and completion rates rose by 25%, and response depth and coverage improved by 60%. Nearly 800 CDP customers had early access during the 2026 disclosure cycle. CDP described the launch as the first phase of a longer-term program. It plans to add further capabilities over time to support disclosure preparation, data quality and the use of environmental information in decision-making.