The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) require companies to report comprehensively on sustainability aspects, including environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria. With the CSRD module of the lawcode Suite, companies can efficiently fulfill their reporting and disclosure obligations by systematically assessing sustainability risks and documenting their ESG performance and risk assessment. The automated processes help you to create transparency throughout your value chain and meet CSRD requirements.
Find out more in our CSRD guide and learn how to structure your sustainability reporting in a responsible and compliant manner.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD): New standards for sustainable corporate reporting
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires companies in the EU to publish detailed information on their environmental and social impact. The directive will apply to large companies from 2024 and will gradually become relevant for small and medium-sized enterprises from 2025. The CSRD is intended to create transparency and ensure that companies contribute to a sustainable economy.
Violations can lead to legal and financial consequences. Companies must prepare regular reports and make them available to the public in order to demonstrate their sustainability performance.
Conduct a double materiality analysis to identify the most relevant environmental and social factors for your company.
Develop and implement strategies to prevent and mitigate negative environmental and social impacts in your company and along the supply chain.
Define clear sustainability goals and strategies that minimize your company's environmental footprint and ensure compliance with social standards.
Create regular reports that disclose your company's sustainability performance and progress and make them public in your annual financial statements.
Ensure that all relevant stakeholders, including customers, employees and investors, are included in your sustainability strategies (stakeholder analysis).
Implement a robust data management system to efficiently capture all relevant sustainability information and make it traceable.
Raise your employees' awareness of sustainability issues and train them in the implementation of reporting requirements in accordance with the CSRD.
Work with authorities and partners to ensure compliance with CSRD requirements and improve transparency along the entire value chain.
The industry-specific challenges of CSRD compliance from data collection to reporting
Find out how the lawcode Suite solves these challenges for you.
Collection of sustainability data
The collection and management of environmental, social and governance (ESG) sustainability data is manually very time-consuming and error-prone. Our solution automates the data collection process and improves the accuracy and efficiency of processing to meet CSRD requirements.
Integration into existing company processes
Implementing CSRD-compliant processes in existing ERP systems and workflows can be a challenge. The lawcode Suite facilitates this integration and ensures that sustainability reporting runs smoothly in all relevant areas of the company.
Double materiality analysis and stakeholder analysis
Create and document the dual materiality analysis to determine the disclosure requirements, data points and application requirements to be reported. Carry out a stakeholder analysis with our CSRD module and document it in an audit-proof manner.
GHG carbon footprint
Use our CSRD module to create the GHG carbon footprint in Scopes 1, 2 and 3. lawocde Suite also includes the corresponding emission factors, which you can of course adapt and exchange.
AI-based support for CSRD reporting
Our CSRD module uses advanced AI functions to provide you with comprehensive support throughout the entire reporting process. From analyzing and summarizing data to formatting and presenting reports, the integrated AI helps you save time and make reporting more efficient and accurate. The AI is able to dynamically adapt your reports and handle complex CSRD requirements automatically.
Easy handling and user-friendliness
CSRD requirements often require complex processes and extensive data collection. Our CSRD module is easy to use and allows you to fulfill all reporting requirements in an efficient and user-friendly way without burdening additional resources.
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The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an EU directive that obliges companies to report comprehensively on their ESG aspects. It expands the existing reporting obligations to ensure that European companies report more transparently on sustainable activities.
Yes, our CSRD module offers flexible customization options to meet your company's specific reporting requirements. You can add your own data fields, customize report templates and integrate special analysis functions.
Yes, our CSRD module is scalable and can be adapted to the needs of small, medium-sized and large companies. Regardless of company size, it enables efficient and effective sustainability reporting.
The security of your data and information is a top priority. Our CSRD module uses advanced security measures, including encryption and secure servers, to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of all information processed. We are also ISO 27001 certified.
Our CSRD module includes a GHG carbon footprint with Scope 1, 2 and 3, allowing you to easily meet the requirements of the ESRS E standards.
Useful resources, on the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
Ready for the CSRD? How to master the new requirements with ease
Ready for the CSRD? How to master the new requirements with ease
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