traceable data changes, calculations, and approvals
software languages for international CSRD reporting
central platform for your CSRD reporting process
unlimited users and entities for scalable reporting
Integrated standards and relevant data points
Keep track of key data points, progress, and approvals
Manage tasks, responsibilities, and approvals
Check data consistency and detect errors
Calculate quantitative ESG KPIs automatically
Traceable evidence and assurance preparation
Consolidate ESRS data across entities
Manage and compare reporting periods
Guidance directly at each data point
8+ software languages and standard-specific language options
Easily import existing ESG data
Add your own sustainability metrics
Under the EU Omnibus package, the CSRD generally applies to companies with more than 1,000 employees and annual net turnover exceeding €450 million. For newly in-scope companies, reporting generally begins with financial year 2027, with the first report published in 2028. Specific group reporting rules, exemptions, and national implementation requirements must also be considered.
Envoria helps companies prepare for their CSRD reporting obligations early and establish structured ESG data collection processes.
The revised European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS 2.0) significantly simplify CSRD reporting. Compared with ESRS Set 1, the number of mandatory data points has decreased by more than 60%. The ESRS also clarifies double materiality assessment requirements, simplifies disclosure requirements, and introduces additional relief measures for data collection. The overall structure of the twelve ESRS standards remains unchanged.
Envoria helps companies implement sustainability reporting under the revised ESRS efficiently and systematically.
A double materiality assessment (DMA) is central to CSRD reporting. Companies assess both their impacts on people and the environment (impact materiality) and the financial risks and opportunities arising from sustainability matters (financial materiality).
With Envoria, companies can conduct their double materiality assessment in a structured way, use AI to support the analysis of impacts, risks, and opportunities (IROs), and document results transparently.
CSRD software should support double materiality assessments, ESRS-compliant data collection, data consolidation, validation rules, and traceable approval workflows. For internationally operating companies, role and permission management, multilingual capabilities, and preparation for external assurance are also particularly important.
Envoria combines these features in one central software platform. Additional modules support emissions calculations, climate risk assessments, and sustainability report creation.
Yes, ESG data previously collected under ESRS Set 1 can generally be reused for reporting under ESRS 2.0. However, because reporting requirements and data points have changed, you need to review and map existing information to the revised standards.
With Envoria, you can import existing ESG data from Excel or other software solutions. Upon request, our expert team provides an ESRS Set 1 to Set 2 mapping service to help companies reuse existing information efficiently.
