With EU's new directive on sustainability reporting, companies face challenges that will fundamentally impact their compliance work. However, implementing a regulatory framework without understanding its scope and relying on Excel to structure the process can be intimidating and overwhelming.
With RISMA's CSRD solution, you can structure the effort of collecting, validating, and implementing all your qualitative and quantitative ESG data to reach reporting readiness.
Gain insight and a complete overview of the 12 European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) in one source.
Pre-loaded with all the disclosure requirements and 1.144 data points, the solution is broken down into individual E-S-G nodes to ease navigation. It provides you with the correct information when needed.
It is easy to lose track of complex projects. Keep everyone on the same page and empower people to make decisions about what and when by delegating roles and responsibilities.
Share knowledge and learn fast. Because ESG compliance is not just about action plans and controls - it's about empowering and engaging the entire organization.
Your ESG efforts have been worthwhile. Most of your previous work on sustainability – GRI, SASB, UN GLOBAL COMPACT- human rights due diligence, climate or materiality assessment, and others are part of the documentation requirements in the CSRD reporting.
Add all your policies and control data and create your new CSRD baseline.
You may be on the lookout for a CSRD reporting tool. But to collect and document the extensive amount of qualitative and quantitative information, both forward-looking and retrospective, you will need a project framework that prepares your organisation for compliant reporting.
With RISMAs CSRD solution, you will get a project framework tailored explicitly for the CSRD reporting work. Compliance and completeness are no longer limited to Legal and Finance teams.
Apply double materiality
Transition plans for climate change aligned with 1,5 degree scenario
Transition plans biodiversity aligned with no-net-loss scenario
Actions and action plans for all disclosure requirements
Documentation of governance framework
Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions
Risk Management
And much more
Power your organisation by connecting data, teams, activities, and reporting in an integrated GRC platform.
Whether you deploy one, two, or all of our solutions, the RISMA GRC platform provides great value by boosting collaboration, increasing visibility, and saving time for everyone involved.
Effortlessly automate, document and report all your controls - including assessment, mitigation and monitoring in one simple platform.
Define, assess, analyze and mitigate your organization’s risks and turn your insight into strategic assets.
Set clear goals, track processes and document progress, ensuring the sustainability strategy is turned into action and reality.
To begin with, the CSRD will include approx. — 49,000 companies across EU member states. Starting from January 1st, 2024, companies with over 500 employees, including those already reporting on the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD), will be the first required companies to report on their sustainability performance under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). This will primarily be listed companies, insurance companies, and banks. Initially, CSRD will include approx. 49,000 companies across EU member states.
However, to get a comprehensive understanding of whether your company is subject to report on the CSRD regulations, it is recommended that you reach out to your company advisors. They have the expertise to provide tailored advice based on crucial factors such as:
Contact your company advisors to guide you on this, as this will depend on your company's legal status and size. The European Commission has published the following set of timelines for the respective fiscal years that apply to EU companies and non-European companies operating within the EU:
January 1, 2024, with reporting in 2025
Listed companies with over 500 employees, including those already reporting on the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD).
January 1, 2025, with reporting in 2026
Other large companies that exceed two out of three criteria:
January 1, 2026, with reporting in 2027
Listed SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises).
The CSRD reporting should comply with the EU's reporting standards, ESRS, which include environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) aspects
e.g.
Environment
Social
Governance
However, we recommend you contact your company advisor or consultant to determine if your company should report and what your company specifically needs to report on according to your CSRD report.
Please contact your company advisor or auditor if your company meets the mandatory reporting requirements under CSRD. All final reports must support digital tagging and are to be published as part of the public financial reporting.
RISMA's CSRD solution can be part of your company's tech stack to make this task more manageable. We set a project framework to prepare you and your company for CSRD reporting.