CSRD requires large companies to disclose their impact on biodiversity — and green financing hinges on it.
The best part: the data you captured for EUDR or MSC already feeds your E4 report, with no need to capture it again.
① The value · what is at stake?
Try "I already comply with EUDR" and see how much of your E4 report is already done. Each data point shows what it is worth and where it comes from.
Where each data point comes from: ↺ Reused (same record) · → Derived (calculated) · ≈ Homologous (same model, different filing) · ＋ New (must be captured)
0%of the E4 report covered — mark your data
That percentage comes from the real E4 report (ESRS, Reg. 2023/2772). Here are its disclosures — and they light up with your data, flagging in ↺ the ones you reuse from EUDR/MSC 👇
② The proof · the E4 report, disclosure by disclosure
ESRS E4 (biodiversity) broken down into its real disclosures, each one connected to the data point that feeds it. Tap one to see its content and whether you share it with EUDR or MSC.
Select a disclosure
The E4 report
Green = you cover it; amber = partial; red = missing. The EUDR/MSC data point gets it done ahead of time, with no need to capture it again.
Source: applies under double materiality; structure subject to the Omnibus simplification. Text on EUR-Lex (Reg. 2023/2772).