Sustainability reporting

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Use ready-made solutions or tailor your own reporting model. Harness the power of your data and become a role model when it comes to sustainability reporting.

Report according to ESRS without lots of time-consuming manual work.

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Sustainability plan

Engage the entire organization in sustainability work and ensure efficient work.

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Taxonomy reporting

Facilitate the collection of data for your reporting according to the EU's green taxonomy

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Climate impact

Simplify the process of collecting data about your climate impact and reporting according to the specific requirements of your business.

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ESG

What is ESG?

ESG stands for Environment, Social, and Governance, and is an integrated strategy that companies and investors use to assess and manage sustainability aspects of their operations and investments. By focusing on environmental, social and governance factors, long-term sustainability and value are created. This approach promotes responsible business practices and helps create positive impacts on both society and the environment.

CSRD

What is CSRD?

The CSRD, or Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, is a European regulation that aims to strengthen and standardize companies' reporting of sustainability information. It aims to improve the transparency and comparability of companies' sustainability performance, which in turn promotes sustainability goals and supports investors and other stakeholders in making informed decisions.

Why should you report on sustainability?

In addition to the requirements that the EU has regarding sustainability reporting, there are several other reasons why companies benefit from well-executed sustainability reporting. Sustainability reporting is crucial for companies for many reasons. First, it faces increasing interest from investors and stakeholders looking for companies that take responsibility for their social and environmental footprint. Sustainability reporting also gives the company the opportunity to clearly communicate its goals, achievements and strategies to create a positive impact. In addition, it can strengthen the company's reputation and brand by demonstrating commitment to sustainability, which in turn can lead to loyalty from customers and partners. Finally, sustainability reporting is a powerful tool for internal governance and planning, as it provides insights that help the company improve its overall sustainability performance and identify areas for growth and innovation. Overall, sustainability reporting plays a key role in creating a responsible and successful future for companies and society at large.

What requirements do companies in the EU have in relation to sustainability reporting?

Within the European Union, there are various regulations and initiatives that govern how companies need to report on their sustainability efforts. These include requirements to report non-financial information and have recently been strengthened through changes in the regulatory framework. In addition, companies are affected by guidelines that establish criteria for classifying business activities as environmentally friendly and sustainable. This means that companies need to report how their operations comply with these criteria. In addition, many investors and financial institutions within the EU integrate environmental, social responsibility and good corporate governance (ESG) factors into their investment decisions. This can increase the incentives for companies to report on how they manage and integrate sustainability aspects in their operations.

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