CSRD Double Materiality Assessment

Use AI to determine double materiality including impact and financial materiality of your CSRD report in a few minutes instead of wasting many months

Double materiality is a forward-looking approach that considers both how an organization’s activities impact people and the environment (impact materiality) and how sustainability issues affect a company’s financial performance (financial materiality). By assessing each topic from these two perspectives, businesses gain a comprehensive understanding of risks and opportunities, ensuring responsible decision-making that balances social/environmental stewardship with long-term financial viability.
Instead of spending an entire year figuring out how to start and identifying your impacts, risks, and opportunities, use our AI tools to perform a complete double materiality assessment of your company. Get prepared for your CSRD report in less than 30 minutes.
Simply answer the questions below, run the report, and receive a comprehensive double materiality assessment in just 30 minutes!

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What is your Company Name?*

Describe your company business?*

Where is your company located?*

Describe where all your subsidiaries and branches are located and what are their business?*

Describe your products and their applications?*

Describe your supply chain and where are your suppliers located?*

What are your most significant sources of energy consumption, and have you mapped related emissions (Scopes 1, 2, and 3)?

Which natural resources (e.g., water, raw materials) do you rely on the most, and in which regions?

How do you manage waste (hazardous or otherwise) and ensure proper disposal or recycling?

Are there local communities that could be affected by your operations (e.g., noise, air pollution, traffic)?

What community engagement or benefit programs do you have in place (charitable contributions, infrastructure support, etc.)?

If your operations or supply chain are in areas prone to human rights risks (forced labor, child labor), what due diligence processes do you have?

How do you assess the environmental footprint (resource use, emissions) across the entire lifecycle of your products?

Do you have circular economy initiatives (e.g., design for recycling, product take-back programs)?

Which upcoming regulations (environmental, labor, product standards) could impact your costs or operations?

How do you monitor and prepare for new or changing environmental/social regulations?

How could changes in consumer preferences (e.g., demand for greener products) affect your market share?

Are there new market opportunities for products/services that address sustainability challenges?

Which climate hazards (storms, floods, droughts, heatwaves) could disrupt your operations, supply chain, or distribution?

Do you have insurance coverage or contingency plans for weather-related events and natural disasters?

Are you investing in energy efficiency or other sustainability improvements to reduce operating costs?

How much CapEx/OpEx is allocated to meeting climate targets or sustainability commitments?

Could negative publicity around environmental or social issues (e.g., labor controversies, pollution incidents) harm your brand?

How do you monitor media and public sentiment about your sustainability performance?

Do investors or lenders ask for specific sustainability disclosures (e.g., TCFD, GHG Protocol, SASB)?

Could difficulty meeting investor ESG criteria limit your access to capital or affect your cost of capital?

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Csrd Double Materiality Assessment