Three pillars, one team, no separate reporting project.

Sustainability reporting is no longer optional for most mid-size and large companies operating in Europe. CSRD, the EU's VSME standard for smaller companies, and a growing set of national transparency and human rights due diligence laws all point the same direction: credible data, a defensible process, and a report you can publish with confidence.

We build all of it from data you already have in your accounting systems, with an advisor alongside you the whole way.

Human rights & supply chain

Due diligence that stands up to scrutiny.

A growing number of European countries now require larger companies to map and address human rights and labour risks across their supply chain, from Norway's Transparency Act to the EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive. The specifics vary by jurisdiction, but the underlying work is the same: assess the risk, document what you find, and show what you are doing about it.

We run that process end to end, from initial risk mapping to a published statement, as part of a broader ESG programme rather than a one-off compliance exercise.

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Questions?

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive is an EU directive, so it applies to qualifying companies across all EU member states, and to non-EU companies with sufficient EU turnover. The exact timeline and thresholds depend on company size and where you are incorporated.

VSME is a voluntary EU reporting standard designed for small and medium-sized companies that are not yet in scope of CSRD but want a credible, standardised way to report. It is often the right starting point for smaller companies facing sustainability requests from customers or lenders.

A carbon account covers Scope 1 (direct emissions), Scope 2 (purchased energy) and Scope 3 (value chain) emissions. We build it from data already in your accounting system rather than starting a separate data collection project. More on carbon accounting.

Yes. Alongside company-level carbon accounting, we offer a climate calculator that models the emissions impact of individual products, useful for customer-facing reporting and comparing options such as new versus refurbished equipment.

It is usually part of a broader ESG programme rather than a standalone exercise. We map supplier and human rights risk alongside your climate and CSRD work, so all of your sustainability reporting draws on the same data and process. More on ESG advisory.

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