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The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires companies to provide verifiable and auditable information about their sustainability efforts, including their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices. This goes beyond data reporting – it also mandates companies to back up each claim with appropriate documentation, ensuring accuracy and transparency of the reporting process.
In response to this need, Coolset has launched its new Supporting evidence feature. Supporting evidence makes it simple for businesses to attach relevant documentation to each individual data point in their double materiality assessment or ESRS disclosure. By doing so, auditors can easily trace and verify the original data sources, ensuring compliance with CSRD regulations while streamlining the entire audit process.
Coolset’s Supporting evidence feature offers a seamless solution for managing all the necessary supporting documents within the reporting process. The feature allows users to:
Thanks to Coolset’s Supporting evidence feature, auditors can now access organized and comprehensive documentation, making the verification process for CSRD reporting quicker and more efficient. This increased efficiency ensures faster compliance verification while reducing the workload for sustainability and compliance teams.
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Note: This article is based on the original CSRD and ESRS. Following the release of the Omnibus proposal on February 26, some information may no longer be accurate. We are currently reviewing and updating this article to reflect the latest regulatory developments. In the meantime, we recommend reading our Omnibus deep-dive for up-to-date insights on reporting requirements.
Updated on March 24, 2025 - This article reflects the latest EU Omnibus regulatory changes and is accurate as of March 24, 2025. Its content has been reviewed to provide the most up-to-date guidance on ESG reporting in Europe.
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