Double Materiality Assessment
for Consultants
& Corporates

Start your journey towards CSRD compliance by conducting the crucial first step of a double materiality assessment.

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Mandatory under the CSRD
Determine which disclosure requirements from the ESRS are applicable
Uncover the specific topics that are relevant to your business and require reporting
Ensure that your sustainability reports prioritize topics that truly matter to your company

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We are a technical platform. We empower self-service data collection and automated reports creation.

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We help your team collaborate and centralize data. You can invite internal or external collaborators to answer individual questions. Upload files to support and/or verify your answers.

Transparence and explainability

We provide full tracing and explanation of all data sources, definitions, computation logic, authoritative regulations.

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How consultants are leveraging software to manage CSRD compliance for clients

As the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) gains attention across Europe, consultants are playing a crucial role in helping organizations navigate the complexities of this regulatory framework.This article explores the role of consultants in managing CSRD reporting and highlights the benefits of leveraging software to streamline their workload.
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What is the CSRD and who does it apply to?

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, known as the CSRD, is a new regulation that replaces the current Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD). The CSRD has a much broader scope and will apply to an additional 50,000 companies across all sectors by 2024. These companies will be required to publicly disclose detailed and transparent information about how sustainability issues affect their business, from both an external perspective (such as risks and opportunities) and an internal perspective (such as impacts on people and the environment).