Sustainability reporting is the essential tool for driving your company's non-financial performance. Tennaxia offers comprehensive, modern management of ESG and carbon data, from collaborative collection to step-by-step guided multi-framework reporting (CSRD, VSME, etc.).
By combining an innovative, secure SaaS solution with expert consulting, you can meet the expectations of all stakeholders and create value for everyone.





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The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has been progressively applied since 2024 to large companies already subject to the NFRD.
Initially, it was set to extend in 2025-2026 to large companies not yet covered, then to mid-caps in 2026, before including certain listed SMEs. This extension is currently being questioned as part of discussions surrounding the European Omnibus Directive.
Organizations must produce a sustainability report in accordance with European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and aligned with international standards such as GRI standards. The CSRD mandates structured reporting on sustainability issues, the calculation of carbon emissions (scope 1, 2 and 3), the management of impacts, risks, and opportunities, as well as stakeholder engagement.
Its objective: to enhance the transparency and credibility of ESG reports and sustainable development strategies.
The European Taxonomy and the CSRD are two complementary frameworks of the European Green Deal.
The Taxonomy defines the technical criteria for identifying activities genuinely aligned with sustainable development. The CSRD, for its part, requires companies to publish compliant reports that include Taxonomy-related information: the proportion of turnover, CapEx, and OpEx from aligned activities.
To produce reliable ESG reporting, companies must combine operational data, carbon accounting, and environmental contribution analysis.
These two frameworks thus strengthen the consistency of ESG standards and facilitate comparability between organizations at the European level.
ESG software centralizes all of a company's environmental, social, and governance data to produce structured and auditable ESG reports.
This ESG software facilitates carbon emission calculation, Scope 1, 2, and 3 modeling, risk analysis, and sustainability management.
They typically provide a data collection tool and a dashboard to facilitate thedouble materiality analysis, manage non-financial performance, track carbon footprint, align internal practices with regulatory and international standards, and ensure reliable production of compliant reports.
They are becoming essential to meet the growing requirements of the CSRD and various ESG and CSR international standards.
CSRD-dedicated software enables efficient structuring of data required for sustainability reporting, securing data collection, automating carbon accounting, and aligning all indicators with sustainability reporting standards (including the various CSRD ESRS).
It also facilitates the visualization of the double materiality matrix, risk management, climate strategy monitoring, and the calculation of carbon emissions across scopes 1, 2, and 3.
With a unified dashboard, the company can manage its sustainability strategy, produce compliant reports, strengthen dialogue with its stakeholders, and navigate the key stage of theCSRD audit.
It's a key asset for structuring a true sustainability strategy and successfully achieving the transformation required by the CSRD.

