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Complete Solution for ESRS Compliance

Centralize ESG data, automate collection, and reduce errors. With TreeBlock, you meet ESRS requirements with traceable, consistent reports ready to share with stakeholders.

Compliance. Automation. Transparency.

Standards and ESG Certifications

Why it’s essential for your company: ESRS ensures transparency, comparability, and governance of sustainability data, improving stakeholder trust, access to capital, and ESG ratings.
ESRS standard

Meet ESRS Requirements and Optimize Corporate Sustainability Management.

Automated ESG Registration

Automated data collection and normalization with guided controls and workflows.

Real-time Centralized Data

A single updated and verifiable repository for metrics, attachments, and audit trails.

Guaranteed Compliance with ESRS Standards

Indicator mapping and templates ready for compliant reporting.

Error Risk Reduction

Built-in validations, versioning, and complete traceability.

Intuitive and Customizable Dashboards

Clear monitoring of ESG performance and compliance gaps.

API Integrations with Business Systems

Direct connection to ERP, HR, procurement, and data warehouses for continuous updates.

Why choose TreeBlock?

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Certified calculations

Guaranteed and verifiable accuracy. Reliability of ESG data that stands up to any audit.

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Reduced time

Automation that cuts time. Operational report generation reduced by up to 70%.

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Guaranteed compliance

Full alignment with standards. From data collection to reporting, compliance always ensured.

Technology and Innovation
At the service of corporate sustainability

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  • Artificial Intelligence: Automatically analyze and classify ESG data to ensure consistency and compliance with industry standards.

  • Data Automation: Collect, process, and integrate information from various business sources to simplify ESG reporting.

  • Blockchain: Ensures traceability and immutability of information, increasing transparency and reducing the risk of errors/fraud in ESG data.

ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards) are the 12 European sustainability reporting standards adopted by the EU Commission with delegated regulation 2023/2772 to implement the CSRD directive. They define what, how and at what level of detail companies must disclose environmental, social and governance information. TreeBlock natively implements all ESRS with a SaaS platform that automates double materiality assessment, data collection, indicator calculation and report generation in PDF and ESEF inline XBRL.

What are ESRS and what is their structure?

ESRS are 12 standards organized in three layers: 2 cross-cutting standards (ESRS 1 General requirements, ESRS 2 General disclosures including double materiality), 10 topical standards (E1-E5 environment, S1-S4 social, G1 governance), and forthcoming sector-specific ESRS.

Each ESRS contains disclosure requirements (DR) with narrative and quantitative datapoints. Total datapoints exceed 1,144 but the double materiality principle allows companies to omit non-material ones. TreeBlock automates the filtering.

Who must comply with ESRS and when?

Mandatory application under CSRD scales over time: large public-interest entities with 500+ employees from 2024 reporting, all large companies (EU dimensional thresholds) from 2025, listed SMEs and small banks from 2026 (opt-out to 2028), non-EU group subsidiaries with EUR 150M+ EU revenues from 2028. The 2025 Omnibus proposal may delay second/third group by two years.

How TreeBlock supports ESRS compliance

TreeBlock covers the full ESRS reporting cycle in five phases: perimeter definition, double materiality (six-step EFRAG process), data collection via ERP/HR/billing connectors, indicator calculation engine (GHG Scope 1-2-3, water, waste, social, governance) and report generation in PDF and ESEF inline XBRL with full audit trail for limited assurance.

Frequently asked questions about ESRS

What are ESRS in short?
ESRS are the 12 European sustainability reporting standards adopted by the EU Commission to implement the CSRD directive. They specify what companies must report on environment, social and governance, at what level of detail and in which format (PDF + ESEF inline XBRL).
How many datapoints do ESRS require?
ESRS cover over 1,144 quantitative and qualitative datapoints, but the double materiality principle lets companies report only the material ones. A typical large company reports 300-600 datapoints, a listed SME 150-300.
Are ESRS compatible with GRI Standards?
Yes. EFRAG and GRI published an interoperability statement mapping over 80 percent of GRI indicators to ESRS. Existing GRI reporters can reuse most data for ESRS. TreeBlock automates bidirectional mapping.
Must the ESRS report be published in XBRL?
Yes. CSRD requires digital tagging of the sustainability report in ESEF inline XBRL, the same format used for financial statements. TreeBlock generates inline XBRL automatically.

Trust TreeBlock for your ESRS compliance: from double materiality to ESEF XBRL. Book a free demo to cut your first ESRS report time by up to 60 percent.