CSRD-ESRS Reporting made easy

Newtral AI is an advanced and comprehensive sustainability software solution for your Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) Requirement, with best in class data security standards- ISO 27001.

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CSRD-ESRS Reporting Intelligence

Prepare for CSRD-ESRS reporting

Newtral AI advanced platform helps you understand your CSRD-ESRS reporting requirements, manage your ESG data, track progress, and prepare your disclosures—all in one intuitive enterprise platform.

Add your ESG data

Newtral AI advanced platform offers 10+ pre-built integrations with existing business systems to ingest data required by the ESRS instantly, or you can upload data in a variety of flexible formats. Newtral AI tracks entity-level data to ensure that if your reporting consolidation level changes, you can easily adjust to include only the relevant entities.

Track progress in an automated way

With Newtral AI, you can monitor data collection across multiple subsidiaries and departments to ensure they’re keeping pace with your reporting timeline. Granular progress-tracking lets you see the status of different data types—so you never miss a reporting deadline.

Unlock Data Intelligence

Getting your data into the Newtral AI platform is just the first step. Using machine learning, Newtral AI automatically identifies data gaps and flag anomalies so you can correct them and build the audit trail for every number.

Automate report generation

With Newtral AI, you can generate ESG reports aligned with multiple sustainability frameworks- including Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS).

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Your Guide to ISSB, IFRS S1, and IFRS S2 for Sustainability

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Oct 29, 2024

Your Guide to ISSB, IFRS S1, and IFRS S2 for Sustainability

Discover how ISSB standards IFRS S1 & S2 simplify sustainability reporting, align disclosures with global benchmarks, and build stakeholder trust.

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How CDP Incorporates ISSB Climate Disclosures: A Unified Framework for Transparent Reporting

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Sep 18, 2024

How CDP Incorporates ISSB Climate Disclosures: A Unified Framework for Transparent Reporting

Explore how the alignment between CDP and ISSB standards simplifies climate disclosures for businesses, ensuring compliance, transparency, and investor confidence. Learn how to prepare for this shift and stay ahead in your sustainability journey.

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Unpacking IFRS Reporting: How Many Data Metrics Are Covered?

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Sep 12, 2024

Unpacking IFRS Reporting: How Many Data Metrics Are Covered?

This blog explains IFRS S1 and S2 standards, covering key sustainability and climate-related metrics. It highlights their role in standardized, transparent reporting for businesses.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Newtral AI for ESRS and CSRD

Who is subject to the CSRD-ESRS?

As the CSRD significantly broadens the scope of NFRD, it is expected to roughly quadruple the number of covered organisations to over 50,000 companies—many of which will be required to report their full carbon emissions for the first time. The new regulations also cover an estimated 10,000 non-EU companies with significant operations in Europe.
The CSRD will apply to EU-based public companies (only excluding micro-enterprises), alongside all EU-based private organisations considered to be “large”— i.e., that have two or more of (1) 250+ employees, (2) €40m+ annual revenues, (3) €20m+ balance sheet.
For many non-EU parent companies, their EU subsidiaries will qualify for CSRD reporting if they meet the criteria above. That will require reporting by their EU subsidiaries, with some reporters opting to consolidate reporting and report at the global level.
However, the CSRD will eventually layer on separate requirements for non-EU companies, extending the scope of firms included, and requiring CSRD reporting to cover the whole entity – including the parent company – not just their EU activity.
This second wave of requirements will specifically apply if a non-EU parent has €150m+ in annual EU revenues, with at least one branch or subsidiary where: (1) the branch has €40m+ in annual EU revenues, (2) the subsidiary is either EU-listed or meets the large criteria above.

What disclosures does the CSRD-ESRS require?

What does “double materiality” refer to in the CSRD-ESRS?

What climate change reporting is mandatory?

Will companies be required to get assurance?

How do the CSRD-ESRS and EU Taxonomy connect?

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