avarni

CSRD Compliance for European Enterprises

Navigate the European Sustainability Reporting Standards with confidence

Designed to pass audit every time
Built for finance & HSE professionals
Australia-based, CSIRO-backed

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Markets

1,000+

Integrations

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Regulatory requirements

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)

The CSRD represents the most comprehensive sustainability reporting framework globally, requiring nearly 50,000 companies to report under the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). It expands the scope of the previous Non-Financial Reporting Directive and introduces mandatory assurance, digital tagging, and double materiality assessments.

Who must report

Phased rollout: large public-interest entities already under NFRD (FY2024), other large companies meeting 2 of 3 criteria (250+ employees, EUR 50M+ turnover, EUR 25M+ total assets) from FY2025, listed SMEs from FY2026 with opt-out until FY2028. Non-EU companies with EUR 150M+ EU turnover from FY2028.

Penalties

Penalties set by individual EU member states. Expected to include financial penalties, public statements of non-compliance, and orders to remedy breaches. Member states must ensure penalties are effective, proportionate, and dissuasive.

Frameworks

CSRDESRSTCFD

Key compliance deadlines

January 2023

CSRD enters into force

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive officially entered into force, replacing the Non-Financial Reporting Directive.

July 2023

ESRS adopted

The European Commission adopted the first set of European Sustainability Reporting Standards as delegated acts.

January 2024

Phase 1 reporting begins

Large public-interest entities previously subject to NFRD begin reporting under ESRS for financial years starting on or after 1 January 2024.

January 2025

Phase 2 reporting begins

Other large companies meeting the size thresholds begin mandatory CSRD reporting.

January 2026

Listed SMEs in scope

Listed SMEs come into scope, though they may opt out of reporting until financial years starting on or after 1 January 2028.

How Avarni helps you comply

Enterprise-grade carbon accounting software designed for complex organisations and strict regulatory requirements.

Scope 1, 2 & 3 Emissions

Comprehensive emissions calculation across your entire value chain, with AI-driven factor selection.

Framework Reporting

Generate reports aligned to TCFD, ISSB, CSRD, ESRS, and local regulatory frameworks.

Audit-Ready Outputs

Produce assurance-grade reports that satisfy auditor requirements and regulatory scrutiny.

1,000+ Integrations

Connect with your existing ERP, accounting, and procurement systems including Oracle, SAP, and Workday.

AI-Powered Analysis

CSIRO-backed AI engine automatically categorises and calculates emissions from complex datasets.

Real-Time Dashboard

Track your progress with live emissions data, compliance status, and supplier mapping.

Our European Union presence

Office Address

Avenue Louise 54, 1050 Brussels, Belgium

Phone

+32 2 588 7140

Our European Union Team

Our EU team includes sustainability reporting specialists fluent in the ESRS framework, double materiality methodology, and the diverse regulatory landscapes across EU member states.

The double materiality assessment felt overwhelming until Avarni walked us through their structured approach. We identified our material topics in half the time we budgeted and produced disclosures that satisfied both our auditors and investors.

Dr. Katrin Bauer

VP of Corporate Responsibility, Rheinland Industriegruppe

Get compliant before January 2024

Don't wait until the last minute. Start your European Union compliance journey today.

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