Advance your CSRD reporting
Prepare for CSRD compliance with ease, engage your stakeholders to collect accurate sustainability data, and ensure robust emissions reporting aligned with ESRS E1 standards.




About the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
Why does CSRD compliance matter?
The CSRD is a European regulation requiring companies to disclose detailed sustainability-related information, including environmental, social, and governance metrics. For ESRS E1, companies must report on their environmental impacts, particularly carbon emissions.
What are the challenges of CSRD reporting?
Compiling comprehensive sustainability data is complex and labor-intensive, especially when trying to collect accurate environmental impact metrics across your entire value chain. Full compliance with ESRS E1 requires precise tracking, measurement, and reporting of emissions data.
Why opt for CSRD software?
A dedicated CSRD software simplifies reporting by automating data collection and emission calculations, ensuring accuracy in environmental reporting, and preparing detailed reports for audit readiness. It enables you to meet ESRS E1 standards while minimizing manual effort.
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Track emissions and energy data
Centralize all ESRS E1-relevant data, enabling
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Engage stakeholders for emissions data collection
Invite contributors and suppliers directly to the platform, ensuring accurate, complete data.

Ensure regulatory cimpliance with CSRD
Use automated workflows and compliant reporting formats to meet CSRD reporting requirements with minimal manual intervention.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Non-compliance with CSRD can lead to legal penalties, fines, and reputational damage. It may also limit access to capital, as investors increasingly prioritize companies with transparent ESG practices. Additionally, non-compliance risks losing customer trust and falling behind competitors who align with sustainability standards.
Costs include upfront investments in data systems and audit preparation, as well as ongoing expenses for data collection, reporting, and mandatory assurance audits.
Double materiality requires companies to disclose both financial impacts (how ESG issues affect the company) and impact materiality (how the company’s activities affect people and the environment).
CSRD compliance starts in phases from 2024. Companies already covered by the Non-Financial Reporting Directive must report first, with other companies following by 2026 and non-EU companies by 2028.
A CSRD report includes disclosures on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics in line with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). It covers areas such as carbon emissions, resource use, employee welfare, governance practices, and double materiality, which examines both the impact of ESG factors on the company and the company’s impact on society and the environment.
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