Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
A full-service platform supporting corporate sustainability reporting and ensuring CSR compliance with ease.
Corporate Sustainability Reporting
What is the new Directive?
- All EU member states will introduce a new CSR standard from 2024.
- Reporting will be based on 3 pillars: Environment, Social, Governance.
- Reporting in each area is comprehensive and complex.
- Organisations will implement new processes and tools to collect information from multiple sources.
- Accurate and verified information is required.
Who is in scope?
- Large Companies are in scope straight away. Listed SMEs are in scope from 2026.
- The CSR Directive places Finance and Procurement teams in the front line. Verve lets these teams collaborate with all business partners for data collection and reporting.
- Carbon Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions affects the entire supply chain. All suppliers may be impacted.
Verve Sustainability Reporting
How does Verve support compliance?
- Collate all CSR data in one single cloud platform.
- Automate data collection for Energy, CO2, Water Usage and Waste Management.
- Set and track energy, water and waste targets.
- Verify and demonstrate accurate data with AI tools and precise reporting.
- Align with ESRS requirements.
- Add XBRL Data Tags for compliance reporting
Get It Done With Us
All EU member states will adopt new standards for Corporate Sustainability Reporting from 2025.
This will be based on the 3 Pillars
Environment
Measure your impact on energy usage, water, waste and carbon emissions.
Social
Record your impact on your workforce, your customers and the wider community.
Governance
Record the details of sustainable and equitable corporate governance.
Elevating the status of Sustainability Reporting.
The CSR Directive elevates sustainability reporting to the same level as financial reporting with the same audit and verification requirements. Make sure that your accurately measures, verified and audited with Verve.
“We need to find new ways to invest for our planet, not against it”
– Mairead McGuinness, European Commissioner