Identify the ESG topics that matter for your company with double materiality: your company's impact on the environment and sustainability's impact on the business. The starting point of the ESRS report.
Not everything matters equally.
Assess impact and financial materiality in a single process.
Map and consult stakeholders to identify the relevant topics.
Visualise the priority and relevance of ESG topics clearly.
Structure the analysis according to the European standards' requirements.
Map topics onto the priority Sustainable Development Goals.
The results define the content of the sustainability report.
ESRS require you to start from the topics that truly matter. Double materiality structures this analysis, avoiding scattered reports and focusing effort where it creates value and reduces risk.
Double materiality — impact and financial materiality in a single process.
Stakeholder engagement — map and consult the relevant stakeholders.
Basis for the report — the results define the report's content.
































dimensions: impact and financial
alignment with ESRS requirements
to guide your ESG strategy
In a 20-minute demo we'll see how to build double materiality and define your report's content.