Sustainability report
Get a sustainability report aligned with regulations standard VSME o ESRS. Riduci i tempi per la raccolta dati, facilita la collaborazione con gli stakeholder e personalizza il report con l'identità della tua azienda.
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Get a sustainability report in line with GRI standards or the CSRD directive
Analysis of the business context
Identifying material themes
Identifying material themes
Data collection and analysis
Drafting of the sustainability report
Drafting of the financial statements
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Choral is the module of the Up2You Platform that helps you reduce data collection time, thanks to the AI integrated into the platform. Furthermore, Choral centralizes all data and documents in a single environment and processes them according to the corporate goals you need to achieve: from preparing a sustainability report to obtaining certifications, ratings, or completing ESG questionnaires.
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What is a sustainability report?
A sustainability report (or ESG report) is a document that describes an company's environmental, social, and governance performance in a transparent and structured way. It is a fundamental tool for communicating ESG commitment to stakeholders, clients, investors, and institutions.
Who is required to prepare a sustainability report?
Today, the obligation applies to large listed companies, banks, insurance companies, and companies with over 500 employees (already subject to the NFRD).
With the CSRD, the obligation extends to:
- companies with 250+ employees from 2025;
- non-EU groups active in the EU from 2026;
- listed SMEs from 2028.
Unlisted SMEs remain excluded, but they can prepare a report voluntarily to get ahead of requirements or to respond to clients and ESG tenders.
Which standards are best to follow for preparing an ESG report?
Up2You helps companies prepare reports in line with the main international standards:
- VSME (Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for SMEs): a simplified standard for companies that want to prepare a report on a voluntary basis;
- ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards): official standards for companies that want or need to prepare their report according to the CSRD.
What is the difference between a sustainability report and a non-financial statement (NFS)?
- The Non-Financial Statement (NFS) was the document required by the NFRD directive.
- The sustainability report, in its version updated according to the CSRD, includes more comprehensive data, quantifiable indicators, and a higher level of ESG transparency.
What does a sustainability report contain?
The main contents of a sustainability report include:
- Double materiality analysis (the company's impact on the environment and vice versa);
- Corporate ESG strategy and sustainability targets;
- Data on CO₂ emissions, resource consumption, and circular economy;
- Policies on human rights, diversity, governance, and training;
- Quantitative indicators aligned with VSME or ESRS standards.
