CSRD Reporting

SimplifyCSRDreportingfromdoublematerialitytoXBRLsubmission

Dcycle automates every step of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive , from your double materiality assessment through ESRS datapoint mapping to

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What Dcycle covers

Everything you need to manage ESG across a complex, multi-asset operation.

Double Materiality Assessment

Identify your material topics across impact and financial dimensions with guided workflows and stakeholder engagement tools.

ESRS Datapoint Mapping

Automatically map your existing data to the 1,100+ ESRS datapoints. See exactly what you have and what's missing.

Data Collection Automation

Connect ERPs, drag-and-drop files, or use supplier portals. Each data point is collected once and reused across all frameworks.

Gap Analysis

Visual dashboards showing your readiness by ESRS topic. Prioritise data collection where it matters most.

XBRL-Ready Reports

Generate fully compliant reports with digital tagging in XBRL format, ready for submission to national registries.

Audit Trail

Complete traceability , who uploaded what, when, and where. Your auditors get everything they need on the first pass.

What our customers say

KLN Iberia

Manufacturing

"Dcycle helped us consolidate 6 facilities across 2 countries into a single source of truth. Our auditors couldn't believe the level of traceability."

Corp. Services Director

sites unified

Finsolutia

Finance

"Our investors value our ESG commitment. Dcycle made us a reference in the financial sector , we can respond to any audit or client request instantly."

Sustainability Lead

100%

audit-ready

Frequently asked questions

What is the CSRD?

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is the EU regulation that requires companies to disclose detailed sustainability information following the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). It replaces the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) and applies to a much wider set of companies starting in 2025.

Who needs to report under CSRD?

Large EU companies (250+ employees or €40M+ revenue) must report from 2025. Listed SMEs follow in 2026. Non-EU companies with significant EU operations (€150M+ EU revenue) must report from 2028. In total, over 50,000 companies are affected.

What are the ESRS?

The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) are the detailed reporting standards under CSRD. They cover Environmental (E1–E5), Social (S1–S4), and Governance (G1) topics, with over 1,100 individual datapoints. Companies report only on topics that are material to them.

What is double materiality?

Double materiality means assessing both how sustainability issues affect your company (financial materiality) and how your company affects people and the environment (impact materiality). This two-way assessment determines which ESRS topics you must report on.

How long does CSRD reporting take?

Without automation, first-time CSRD reporting typically takes 6–12 months. With Dcycle, companies reduce this to 8–12 weeks by automating data collection, mapping datapoints across frameworks, and generating audit-ready reports directly.

Collect once. Use everywhere.

See how Dcycle can cut your reporting time by 70% and give your auditors what they need , the first time.

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