— RegulationCSRD : Sustainability Reporting
Non-financial reporting moves from a communication exercise to an audited obligation. Are you ready?
Companies affected
ESRS standards
Auditable report
ESG pillars
Are you affected by the CSRD ?
Determine in 5 minutes whether your organization is subject to the CSRD directive (post-Omnibus 2025 thresholds) and get a CSR maturity score out of 1,000.
Launch the CSRD simulatorThe CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) transforms non-financial reporting into a structured, auditable, and comparable obligation. It replaces the NFRD and significantly broadens the scope of affected organizations — from 11,000 to over 50,000 companies across Europe.
The first CSRD reports are expected from 2025 for large listed companies, with a gradual expansion. ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards) impose precise indicators on climate, biodiversity, working conditions, human rights, and governance.
Note: the European Omnibus package, currently under discussion, could lighten certain obligations for mid-sized companies. Whatever the outcome, the fundamental trend is clear: sustainability reporting is becoming a structured and audited exercise, and value chain pressure will only intensify.
What the CSRD specifically requires
Double materiality
Identify significant ESG issues from two angles — financial impact and societal/environmental impact.
ESRS standards
Environment, social, governance. Climate, biodiversity, pollution, working conditions, human rights, ethics.
Forward-looking information
The CSRD doesn't stop at the past. You must integrate sustainability into your overall strategy and publish targets.
Third-party audit
Published information must be verified by an auditor or accredited body.
Value chain
You must report on the risks and impacts related to your suppliers and partners — which requires being able to assess them.
The impact on your value chain
The CSRD doesn't only concern your organization. ESRS standards require reporting on ESG risks and impacts related to your value chain — suppliers, subcontractors, partners. This requires visibility into their environmental, social, and governance practices.
companies affected in Europe
For most organizations, this is a major challenge. How do you assess the CSR maturity of hundreds of suppliers? How do you collect structured ESG data across your value chain? How do you feed your CSRD reporting without dedicating months of work? This is exactly the problem Conitiv solves with automated CSR scoring and ESG questionnaires.
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Dans le cadre de nos obligations CSRD, nous avons besoin de vos données ESG (environnement, social, gouvernance) sous 15 jours.
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How Conitiv helps you prepare for the CSRD
CSR scoring of your third parties
7M companies scored, 80 criteria, 4 pillars. Feed your value chain reporting.
Assessment of your own CSR maturity
4-pillar diagnostic, AI-powered strengths/weaknesses analysis, prioritized improvement areas.
ESG questionnaires for your suppliers
Structured collection of non-financial data from your value chain.
Evidence-based audit
Verification of CSR practices by expert consultants for strategic third parties.
The CSRD applies progressively: large listed companies from 2025, then all large companies (250+ employees or €40M+ revenue) in 2026, then listed SMEs in 2027. If you are not directly affected, your clients or principals probably are — and they will ask you for structured ESG data.
The Omnibus package, currently under discussion at European level, could lighten certain CSRD obligations for mid-sized companies. However, the fundamental trend remains unchanged: sustainability reporting is becoming structured and audited, and value chain pressure will continue to intensify.
Conitiv CSR scoring covers 80 ESG criteria across 4 pillars and provides a solid foundation for the value chain component of your CSRD reporting. For complete reporting, it is recommended to supplement automated scoring with targeted ESG questionnaires for your strategic suppliers.
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