- SME and entrepreneurship
Featured solutions for small business
Running a small business means navigating a wide range of operational, financial and strategic challenges. As part of our commitment to supporting entrepreneurs, ICC works with a select group of solution providers that help address business needs.
Our partnerships focus on areas that matter most to small businesses as they start, grow and scale. They enable businesses to benefit from preferential terms not typically available elsewhere.
Explore the featured solutions below according to the area of support you need:
Sustainability reporting

Who is it for?
Greenly is designed for SMEs that need to understand, measure and report their environmental impact, whether in response to customer requests, supply-chain requirements, investor expectations or emerging sustainability regulations. It is particularly relevant for businesses seeking practical support with ESG and carbon reporting.
How can it help?
Greenly helps businesses simplify carbon accounting, sustainability reporting and ESG compliance through intuitive digital tools and expert guidance.
How can I benefit?
Eligible SMEs receive a 20% discount on Greenly’s solutions through ICC’s partnership programme.
Cybersecurity

Who is it for?
The Global Cyber Alliance Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small Business is designed for small- and medium-sized businesses that want to strengthen their cybersecurity measures but may not have dedicated in-house expertise or significant security resources. It is particularly relevant for SMEs looking to protect their systems, employees, customers and data from increasingly common cyber threats.
How can it help?
The Toolkit provides practical guidance and resources that are easy to implement to help businesses identify cyber risks, adopt essential security measures and improve their overall cyber resilience. It covers key areas such as enabling multi-factor authentication, securing business communications, and building strong cyber hygiene habits.
How can I benefit?
You can access the Toolkit and its cybersecurity resources free of charge.
Public sector opportunities

Who is it for?
Silmaril is designed for SMEs looking to grow through public-sector opportunities, such as government contracts, public tenders, grants and other public funding. It is especially useful for companies that lack the time or resources to monitor and navigate these complex markets on their own.
How can it help?
Silmaril uses AI-powered tools to help businesses find relevant public procurement and funding opportunities and focus on the ones that best match their capabilities. It also streamlines the preparation and submission of proposals. Businesses save time, reduce complexity and pursue new sources of growth with greater confidence.
How can I benefit?
Through a partnership between ICC and Silmaril, you can access solutions that help you identify new public-sector business opportunities and compete more effectively for contracts and funding. Try it in ICC One Click: ask about finding buyers or partners in your target market and book a call with the Silmaril team directly from the chat.
Become an ICC SME solutions partner
Help SMEs access the tools and expertise they need to thrive.
ICC works with carefully selected solutions partners to connect small business leaders with practical, high-quality services that address key business challenges, from sustainability and digitalisation to trade, compliance and growth. If your organisation provides solutions that deliver measurable value to small businesses and align with ICC’s mission to make business work for everyone, every day, everywhere, we would welcome a conversation.
Interested in partnering with us?
Contact us to explore partnership opportunities and learn more about our solution partner programme.

Charly Gordon
Innovation Lab, Lead
A note on transparency
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) may receive a share of the revenue generated through these partnerships. This helps us continue to invest in free resources and support for small businesses and entrepreneurs and does not affect the solutions we recommend or the terms offered to you. ICC acts solely as an independent intermediary promoting third-party solutions, and all agreements are made directly between your organisation and the provider. ICC shall not be liable for any loss or damage, whether direct or indirect, arising out of or in connection with the use of any promoted solution, including in relation to its quality, performance or delivery.
