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Make ESG a data advantage, not a reporting headache
Sustainability reporting has become a data problem. We help organisations gather, measure and report ESG data that stands up to scrutiny, and use it to make better decisions.
ESG used to be a page in the annual report. It is now a data discipline, measured, audited and increasingly regulated. The organisations that win are the ones whose numbers are complete, accurate and defensible.
Three pressures are converging
Regulation is bedding in
The EU’s CSRD is live for the largest companies, with simplified ESRS standards due from 2027 and the Omnibus package reshaping who reports and when. Getting the data right matters more than ever.
Data is the bottleneck
The hard part is not writing the report. It is sourcing accurate, complete, auditable data across emissions, energy, people and supply chains.
Capital and customers are watching
Investors, lenders and large buyers increasingly ask for credible ESG data. Weak numbers cost deals and raise the cost of finance.
ESG, treated as a data problem
ESG data foundation
We bring scattered ESG data into one reliable, governed place, ready to report from and to reuse.
Carbon and emissions analytics
Scope 1, 2 and 3 measurement built on real data rather than spreadsheets, so you can track and cut emissions.
CSRD and ESRS reporting data
We map your data to the required standards and datapoints, so reporting becomes a by-product of good data, not a scramble.
Supply-chain and social data
Bringing in supplier, workforce and governance data to cover the S and the G, not just the E.
ESG dashboards and KPIs
Clear dashboards that turn ESG data into targets, trends and decisions for the board and the business.
Assurance-ready data
Traceable, documented data with the controls auditors and assurers expect to see.
The rules are settling after a period of change
The EU adopted its Omnibus simplification package in early 2026, easing and delaying parts of the sustainability reporting regime while keeping its core intact. The direction of travel is unchanged: fewer, cleaner datapoints, reported from data you can stand over.
Ireland transposed the CSRD into national law.
The first wave of large companies report under the CSRD for financial year 2025.
Simplified ESRS standards apply, with far fewer datapoints to report.
The next wave of large companies begins reporting, following the two-year delay agreed in the Omnibus package.
Last reviewed August 2026. This is general information, not legal or compliance advice. Scope and dates continue to evolve as member states, including Ireland, implement the Omnibus changes.
From scattered data to a report you can defend
Assess
We map the ESG data you have, what you need and where the gaps are.
Build
We create the pipelines and a single, governed ESG data foundation.
Measure
We calculate metrics and model emissions and other indicators on solid data.
Report and monitor
We produce reporting-ready outputs and live dashboards to track progress.
ESG data, in plain terms
Do we have to report under the CSRD?
It depends on your size, listing status and EU footprint, and the thresholds changed under the Omnibus package. We can help you work out where you stand and, more usefully, get your data ready either way.
Isn’t ESG just a consultancy exercise?
The strategy is. The numbers are a data problem, and that is where we fit: sourcing, measuring and reporting data you can defend.
What is double materiality?
Reporting both how sustainability issues affect your business and how your business affects people and the environment. Both need real data behind them.
Ready to get your ESG data in order?
Whether you are preparing for the CSRD, measuring your carbon footprint or building an ESG dashboard, we can help you do it on data you trust.
Talk to us about ESG data