EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)

The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) expands and strengthens sustainability disclosure requirements for companies operating in Europe.  It mandates transparency, consistency, and comparability in ESG reporting to improve corporate accountability and align with EU sustainability goals.

CSRD Compliance

SAI360 helps organizations meet CSRD requirements by delivering a centralized, dynamic platform for ESG and sustainability governance. From mapping ESG risks to regulatory frameworks, to automating data collection, performance tracking, and assurance workflows, our solution is designed to reduce complexity and boost readiness.

Whether you’re building your sustainability reporting from the ground up or optimizing an established ESG program, SAI360 empowers your teams to stay ahead of regulation and stakeholder expectations.

Modules That Power The Solution

Disclosure Management

Surface hidden risks through proactive disclosure management.

  • Embed disclosures within training courses
  • Collect and review all disclosure types
  • Maintain auditable submission history

Enterprise & Operational Risk

Identify, assess, and manage risk across your enterprise.

  • Centralize risk data and controls
  • Automate assessments and reporting
  • Track ownership and risk scoring

Horizon Scanning

Identify emerging risks before they impact your business.

  • Monitor global sources for early signals
  • Surface risks with dynamic scoring
  • Inform timely, strategic decisions

Internal Audit

Drive assurance and accountability with streamlined internal audits.

  • Plan and scope audits with confidence
  • Centralize documentation and workflows
  • Track findings through to resolution

Policy Management

Centralize and automate your end-to-end policy lifecycle.

  • Streamline creation, approvals, and tracking
  • Link policies to compliance and risk
  • Integrate with training, disclosures, and reporting

Regulatory Compliance

Stay ahead of regulations with real-time compliance oversight.

  • Monitor and implement regulatory changes
  • Map requirements to risks and controls
  • Automate workflows and audit tracking

FAQs

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an EU regulation that mandates enhanced ESG disclosures for companies operating in Europe, aimed at improving transparency, consistency, and comparability in sustainability reporting.

CSRD applies to large EU companies, companies listed on EU-regulated markets (except microenterprises), and non-EU companies with significant business in the EU.

Companies must disclose detailed information on environmental impact, social and employee matters, human rights, anti-corruption, and governance practices—including risks and how they are managed.

Reporting under CSRD begins in 2025 for companies already subject to the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD), based on data from the 2024 financial year. Other companies will follow in subsequent phases.

CSRD significantly expands the scope of reporting, introduces more detailed standards, and requires assurance of reported sustainability data—making it more rigorous than NFRD.

CSRD ensures greater corporate accountability and investor confidence by requiring organizations to disclose how sustainability risks and opportunities affect their business strategy and performance.

Yes—organizations will need to obtain limited assurance of their sustainability disclosures, with plans to expand this requirement to reasonable assurance in the future.

SAI360 helps companies manage ESG data, map risks to CSRD standards, automate disclosure processes, and prepare for external assurance—streamlining the path to compliance and reducing regulatory risk.

Let Us Help

SAI360 enables you to make agile decisions using up-to-the-minute dashboards for key metrics to:

  • Strengthen CSRD compliance
  • Streamline ESG metrics management and generate disclosure reports
  • Centralize policy management across your organization
  • Develop a real-time view to manage ESG risk