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Implement the requirements of the EU Taxonomy efficiently with Envoria’s software – from materiality analysis and Opex, Capex, and revenue classification to data integration and disclosure in line with EU requirements.
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Envoria empowers you to efficiently assess your EU Taxonomy compliance by accurately identifying your sustainable economic activities and investments. With an all-in-one approach, the software provides a holistic view of environmental impact.
Run your end-to-end EU Taxonomy reporting process with Envoria, from taxonomy eligibility and alignment checks to financial KPI mapping to the final audit-proof report creation.
Enhance team collaboration with Envoria's user-friendly SaaS solution, enabling seamless communication and data sharing across departments and locations to facilitate accurate and timely EU Taxonomy reporting.
Envoria’s all-in-one software integrates EU Taxonomy compliance with climate risk assessment, CSRD compliance, and emissions tracking, allowing for effective ESG data management. This approach streamlines workflows and offers a holistic view of your environmental impact.
Capture and structure your business activities to assess EU Taxonomy eligibility
Classify business activities using integrated NACE codes in Envoria
Map your business activities to the EU Taxonomy economic activities
Structure activities across entities and business units
Identify taxonomy-eligible activities
Assign financial data to your business activities to prepare the basis for the materiality assessment and KPI calculations.
Capture turnover, CapEx, and OpEx values for each activity
Map financial values to eligible activities
Aggregate financial data across entities
Prepare data for materiality assessment and KPI calculation
Determine which activities are material for the EU Taxonomy reporting based on your OpEx, CapEx, and turnover thresholds.
Review whether material activities meet the EU Taxonomy requirements for taxonomy alignment.
Assess activities against the technical screening criteria (TSC)
Verify Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) criteria
Validate minimum safeguards requirements
Document compliance measures and impacts
Analyze your results and create the required EU Taxonomy disclosures.
Create the official EU reporting tables
Disclose your data and export your results with a complete audit trail
Designed to simplify your EU Taxonomy reporting processes.
The integrated EU Taxonomy guide and link to the official FAQs provide a great starting point and support throughout your reporting journey.
Classify your business activities using the NACE codes already integrated in Envoria, ensuring accurate alignment with industry standards.
Use integrated formulas to calculate your financial metrics and benefit from templates and integrated reporting tables in line with EU requirements.
Automatically assess which activities are material based on turnover, CapEx, and OpEx. The integrated 10% threshold logic helps identify relevant activities quickly.
Choose to reference Article 18 of the EU Taxonomy Regulation or follow the guidance from the Platform on Sustainable Finance (PSF).
Map your economic activities against the “Do No Significant Harm” (DNSH) criteria, ensuring clear documentation and EU Taxonomy alignment.
View the minimum safeguard status, environmental objectives qualification, financial KPI shares, and more KPIs in graphics and dashboards.
Enable cost-efficient auditing by granting auditors special user access to Envoria, allowing for streamlined data review and collaboration.
The EU Taxonomy Regulation requires companies to report on their contribution to environmental goals 1 and 2 – climate change adaptation and mitigation. To this end, companies must conduct a robust assessment of climate risks. Our Climate Risk Assessment Module allows you to easily start your risk analysis by automatically receiving initial risk scores for your locations worldwide – across 28 hazards!
Yes – the Envoria EU Taxonomy software is specifically designed to support companies in the comprehensive assessment and reporting in compliance with the EU Taxonomy Regulation 2020/852. The solution covers all six environmental objectives of the EU Taxonomy: climate change mitigation, climate change adaptation, sustainable use and protection of water and marine resources, transition to a circular economy, pollution prevention and control, as well as protection and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems.All regulatory requirements are fully addressed, including the technical screening criteria, the Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) principle, and the minimum safeguards. The software is continuously updated to reflect the latest regulatory changes and additions, such as new activities, revised thresholds, or additional environmental objectives. This ensures that companies can always produce taxonomy reports that are fully compliant and complete, without the risk of gaps or outdated content.
Accurate identification and assessment of economic activities are the cornerstone of any EU Taxonomy reporting. Envoria provides an integrated taxonomy database containing all economic activities, environmental objectives, and technical screening criteria. Companies can analyze their economic activities directly within the system and compare them against the relevant criteria to verify taxonomy eligibility and compliance.During the assessment, substantial contribution, the DNSH principle, and minimum safeguards are automatically taken into account. The software guides users through structured workflows that collect and document all relevant parameters for each economic activity.Moreover, Envoria enables centralized documentation of supporting evidence and certifications (e.g., environmental assessments, energy performance certificates, ISO certifications) directly within the system. These documents can be exported at any time for audits or disclosures.
Taxonomy-aligned calculation of financial metrics is a key requirement of both the EU Taxonomy and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Envoria facilitates precise determination and mapping of revenues, investments (CapEx), and operating expenses (OpEx), taking into account their taxonomy compliance.Through optional integration with existing ESG, ERP, and financial systems, relevant data can be automatically imported and taxonomy-compliant calculations performed. Envoria also supports group-wide reporting, enabling the consolidation of metrics and activities across multiple entities and locations.The software offers predefined dashboards that provide transparent visualization of the share of taxonomy-aligned revenues, investments, and operating expenses at both the company and group levels.
Maintaining high data quality is essential to meet regulatory requirements and ensure reliable EU Taxonomy reporting. Envoria employs integrated validation mechanisms, automatic plausibility checks, and defined approval workflows to detect and correct errors early in the classification of economic activities and calculation of metrics.Additionally, Envoria enables audit-proof documentation of all verification steps and classifications. A history function ensures that all changes are traceably documented and archived. For external audits or internal reviews, all analyses and supporting documents are readily accessible within the system.
Envoria is designed with future-proofing as a core principle. The software is continuously updated to incorporate all relevant regulatory developments such as new or revised delegated acts, updated technical screening criteria, additional economic activities, new environmental objectives, and adjusted minimum safeguards or DNSH requirements. Updates are deployed centrally and cloud-based, without requiring manual intervention or custom adjustments by companies. At the same time, already produced reports remain consistent and fully traceable.Envoria enables precise point-in-time versioning of the applicable criteria as well as the generation and archiving of cut-off date-specific reports. This allows companies to accurately document retrospectively which regulatory requirements applied at a given reporting date. An integrated change log ensures that all reporting paths can be fully and transparently traced – an essential advantage during audits, inquiries from regulators, or internal coordination.