🌿 Mandatory for 50,000+ EU Companies from 2025–2026

Generate CSRD-Compliant Sustainability Reports Automatically

Automate your double materiality assessment, ESRS disclosures, and full CSRD sustainability report. Built for mid-market EU companies that need compliance without the €100,000 Big 4 price tag.

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Overview

What Is the CSRD Reporting Generator?

The CSRD Reporting Generator is an AI-powered platform that automates the creation of CSRD-compliant sustainability reports for EU companies. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive requires companies to disclose information on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters according to the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) — a set of detailed, prescriptive disclosure requirements developed by EFRAG.

Producing a CSRD report manually is an enormous undertaking. The double materiality assessment alone typically takes 2–3 months of stakeholder engagement and data analysis. Full ESRS disclosure preparation requires coordinating data from HR, operations, finance, legal, and supply chain functions. Large companies are spending €100,000–€500,000 per year with Big 4 consultants and specialist ESG software. Our generator makes this process accessible for mid-market companies at a price that makes sense.

From the double materiality assessment through to the final ESRS disclosures, our platform guides you through the full CSRD reporting process — collecting the right data, structuring it according to ESRS requirements, and generating a report ready for external assurance.

Deadlines

CSRD Is Not Optional — Deadlines Are Here

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Phase 1 — Now (FY2024)

Large public-interest entities with 500+ employees must report now. First CSRD reports due in 2025 covering FY2024 financial year data.

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Phase 2 — FY2025

All large EU companies (250+ employees, €40M+ turnover, €20M+ assets) must report their FY2025 sustainability data. That's tens of thousands of companies.

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Phase 3 — FY2026

Listed SMEs and non-EU companies with significant EU revenue join. The full scope: ~50,000 companies producing CSRD reports annually by 2027.

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Supply Chain Pressure

Even if not directly in scope, companies are receiving CSRD data requests from large customers who must report their Scope 3 (supply chain) emissions and social impacts.

Features

The Complete CSRD Reporting Package

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Double Materiality Assessment

Structured stakeholder engagement process and impact/financial materiality analysis across all ESRS topic areas — the most complex and time-consuming part of CSRD, automated.

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ESRS E1 — Climate Change

GHG inventory (Scopes 1, 2, and 3), transition plan documentation, climate-related physical and transition risk assessment, and net-zero target disclosure.

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ESRS E2–E5 — Environment

Pollution, water and marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems, and resource use/circular economy disclosures — for all material environmental topics.

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ESRS S1–S4 — Social

Own workforce disclosures (pay gap, collective bargaining, health & safety), value chain workers, affected communities, and consumers & end-users.

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ESRS G1 — Governance

Business conduct disclosures: anti-corruption and anti-bribery policies, lobbying, payment practices, and corporate culture/ethics reporting.

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ESRS 2 — General Disclosures

Governance structure, strategy, business model, risk management, and sustainability targets — the mandatory general disclosure standard that applies to all CSRD reporters.

Assurance Readiness

Reports are structured to support the mandatory limited assurance review, with clear data sources, methodological notes, and audit trail documentation.

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Taxonomy & SFDR Alignment

Alignment mapping between your CSRD report and EU Taxonomy disclosures and SFDR (for financial institutions) — reducing duplication across reporting frameworks.

Comparison

CSRD Reporting Generator vs Alternatives

FactorBig 4 / ESG ConsultantEnterprise ESG PlatformsCSRD Reporting Generator
Annual cost€100K – €500K€30K – €150K/year€399/month
Double materiality includedYesPartial/extra costYes — fully guided
All ESRS standardsYesYesYes
Suitable for mid-marketToo expensiveToo complexPurpose-built
Limited assurance readyYesYesYes
Annual updates with ESRS changesExtra costIncludedIncluded
Pricing

Enterprise-Quality CSRD Reporting. Mid-Market Price.

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Understand your CSRD obligations
  • CSRD scope checker
  • Materiality topic overview
  • ESRS requirements guide
  • Sample report section
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CSRD and who does it apply to?
CSRD is EU legislation mandating sustainability reporting for large EU companies. Phase 1 (FY2024): Large public-interest entities with 500+ employees. Phase 2 (FY2025): All large EU companies (250+ employees, €40M+ turnover, or €20M+ assets). Phase 3 (FY2026): Listed SMEs. Approximately 50,000 companies in scope by full implementation.
What is a double materiality assessment?
Double materiality examines two dimensions: (1) Impact materiality — how your activities impact people and the environment; (2) Financial materiality — how sustainability factors create financial risks and opportunities. CSRD requires assessing both and disclosing material topics under the relevant ESRS standards. It's the most complex part of CSRD reporting.
What are ESRS standards?
ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards) are the mandatory disclosure standards under CSRD. They include ESRS 1 (General Requirements), ESRS 2 (General Disclosures), and topic-specific standards for Environment (E1–E5: climate, pollution, water, biodiversity, resource use), Social (S1–S4: workforce, value chain, communities, consumers), and Governance (G1: business conduct).
How much does CSRD reporting cost?
Large companies using Big 4 consultants spend €100,000–€500,000 annually. Enterprise ESG platforms (Workiva, Sweep, Persefoni) charge €30,000–€150,000/year. Our CSRD Reporting Generator delivers the same quality output for €399/month — designed specifically for mid-market companies that need compliance without enterprise costs.
What are the penalties for CSRD non-compliance?
Penalties vary by EU member state. Germany has proposed fines up to €10 million. France's existing framework reaches €30,000 per violation. Beyond direct fines, non-compliant companies risk losing investor confidence, failing supplier qualification processes, and damaging relationships with customers who need CSRD supply chain data.

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