CSRD Scope 3 Reporting: A Practical Guide for Mid-Market Companies
How to approach Scope 3 Category 1 (purchased goods) and Category 6 (business travel) without a dedicated ESG team — using the data that already exists in your ERP.
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Technical articles on CSRD implementation, ESRS E1/E2 standards, Scope 1-3 reporting methodology, and ERP data automation — written by compliance practitioners for compliance practitioners.
How to approach Scope 3 Category 1 (purchased goods) and Category 6 (business travel) without a dedicated ESG team — using the data that already exists in your ERP.
GL transactions, vendor invoices, and expense reports contain emission-relevant data. Here's what already exists and what still needs to be collected.
CSRD requires both impact materiality and financial materiality assessments. We break down EFRAG's guidance into a practical assessment workflow.
CSRD mandates both. We explain the difference, when each is lower, and how to get both numbers from your utility bills and RECs.
You don't need a €200K consultancy project. Here's what you can reasonably do in-house and where automation fills the gaps.
The EU Taxonomy Regulation and CSRD are related but distinct. For mid-market companies, here's what you need from CSRD to support taxonomy alignment.