Tool for determining the ESRS data points
997 Euro
The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) comprise a total of over 1,100 data points. However, not every company has to collect all this data and publish it in the CSRD report. Which data points are relevant for your company depends on the result of the double materiality assessment from. This is due to the fact that besides a few general mandatory disclosures, only those topics that have been classified as material must be reported.
Identifying the data points to be reported is quite complex. It takes an expert several days to do this manually and is also very error-prone. Our Data Point Mapping Tool makes it possible to determine the data points to be reported at the touch of a button. The solution was developed in cooperation with the Materiality Master team.
Benefits of the data point mapping tool
You will experience the following added value when using the ESRS data point template:
- Enormous time saving: Experts need approx. 3-5 days to determine the data points based on the key topics of their company. With the mapping tool, you get the results within a few clicks.
- Reliable: Manual determination is very error-prone due to the large amount of data points and the high level of complexity. We have analyzed each data point in detail and assigned it to the sub-(sub-)topics. In addition, our mapping algorithm is currently being validated by auditors.
- German translation: We have translated the EFRAG data point list into German so that you can save yourself this extra effort. Run the mapping and download the result (in German or English).
- Excel download: You can download the result with the data points to be reported as an intuitive Excel file and customize and expand the document as you wish.
- Basis for reporting: The Excel document is prepared in such a way that you can assign responsibilities directly in the file, carry out the gap analysis and collect the data. The ideal basis for your CSRD report.
How does the ESRS data point template work?
The following video (in German) will give you a good insight into how the Data point mapping template. You are also welcome to test it yourself.
In addition to the one-off mapping, the annual subscription of the Materiality Master software could also be exciting and offers the following advantages:
- Mapping can be repeated as often as required
- Intuitive AI-supported software for carrying out the materiality analysis
- Including stakeholder analysis and materiality matrix
Who is the data point mapping tool suitable for?
All companies that are subject to CSRD reporting requirements or will be in the coming years. The tool is also particularly popular with management consultancies that support their clients in fulfilling the CSRD obligation, as well as auditors.
You can find more information and answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) about our data point mapping solution on our partner’s website.
What are the requirements for determining the data points?
The prerequisite for using the ESRS data point mapping template is that you have conducted the double materiality analysis and identified your material topics. You can do this, for example, with our pragmatic Excel template or the AI-supported Materiality Master software.
Who created the tool for determining the data points?
The solution was developed jointly by CSR Tools and Materiality Master. Alexander Spahn from CSR Tools has led content creation and mapping. He started his career at auditing and consulting firm Deloitte and has been intensively involved with CSRD since 2023. At the beginning of 2024 he successfully completed further training as a certified ‘Sustainability Reporting Advisor’ at the EBS University of Business and Law.
Find out more about Alexander Spahn and CSR Tools here.
Further information on the ESRS
The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) regulate what and how companies must publish in their sustainability report in accordance with CSRD. Once the double materiality analysis has been carried out, the ESRS data points that ultimately have to be reported are determined.
Further information can be found in our blog posts on the topics of materiality and ESRS.
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