ESG Reporting Software

Efficient ESG compliance and reporting

Centrally manage sustainability data for CSRD, VSME, and EU Taxonomy – with a single source of truth for the manufacturing mid-market.

Simplifying ESG reporting in industrial companies

Seamless data integration

Easily connect existing systems for automated and centralized ESG data collection.

Standard-compliant ESG reporting

Meet regulatory requirements such as CSRD, EU Taxonomy, and GRI with minimal effort.

AI-powered sustainability analysis

Identify optimization potential in ESG data and derive targeted measures to improve sustainability performance.

What is ESG reporting?

ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. The term refers to key sustainability criteria that companies use to measure, manage, and transparently report their environmental and social impact, as well as their corporate governance practices. ESG is becoming increasingly important – both for investment decisions and as part of legal reporting requirements such as the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive).

Why is ESG reporting important?

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Competitive advantage through transparency

Strengthen market position with traceable ESG reporting and address customer inquiries.

Better access to capital

Meet the ESG expectations of investors and banks – for better financing conditions and increased attractiveness in the capital market.

Compliance with sustainability standards and reporting obligations

Reliably and audit-proofly meet regulatory requirements with automated ESG data collection and regular updates.

Master ESG data management with Tanso

CSRD
VSME
EU Taxonomy
Multi-Reporting

What our customers say

The all-in-one software for all ESG and sustainability requirements

Carbon Management

ESG
Reporting

Supply Chain Management

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Environmental data management and optimization

Full coverage of mandatory reporting standards

Product-level analytics and RFP optimization

Primary data collection from suppliers

Full compliance coverage and risk assessment

AI-based data management

What sets Tanso apart from other software solutions

Management and optimization of environmental data

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Carbon Management

ESG Reporting

Supply Chain Management

Complete coverage of legal reporting standards

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Carbon Management

ESG Reporting

Supply Chain Management

Product-level analysis and optimization for tenders (RFPs)

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Carbon Management

ESG Reporting

Supply Chain Management

Request for primary data from your suppliers

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Pure software solution for:

Carbon Management

ESG Reporting

Supply Chain Management

Full coverage of compliance standards and risk assessment

Tanso Software

Pure software solution for:

Carbon Management

ESG Reporting

Supply Chain Management

AI-based data management

Tanso Software

Pure software solution for:

Carbon Management

ESG Reporting

Supply Chain Management

Integration in the IT landscape

Faq

Frequently asked questions about Tanso

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How does Tanso help to collect ESG data and create audit-proof reports?

Tanso automates the collection and consolidation of ESG data with AI-powered workflows and TÜV-certified methodology. This enables companies to produce audit- and standard-compliant reports for CSRD, EU Taxonomy, and other standards with minimal effort.

What are the biggest challenges in ESG reporting?

The biggest challenges are data quality, heterogeneous systems, missing interfaces, and regulatory complexity. Companies can overcome these by using a centralized platform with automated data collection and clear processes.

Which data must be collected for complete ESG reporting?

ESG reporting involves collecting data on environmental aspects (e.g., emissions, energy consumption), social aspects (e.g., working conditions, diversity), and governance aspects (e.g., compliance, corporate management). This data is centrally collected and used for reports and stakeholder requests.

Which legal requirements (e.g., CSRD, EU Taxonomy, GRI) must companies meet in ESG reporting?

Depending on their size and industry, companies must comply with standards such as the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive), the EU Taxonomy, and international frameworks like GRI (Global Reporting Initiative). These require the publication of audited, comparable ESG data.

What is ESG reporting and why is it important for companies?

ESG reporting refers to the structured collection and disclosure of environmental, social, and governance data. It is important for creating transparency, meeting regulatory requirements, and building trust with investors, customers, and partners.