Your Double Materiality Assessment in Sunhat
Documentation of materiality assessment and integration into ESRS reporting processes
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Integrate your double materiality assessment into CSRD reporting
Execute double materiality assessment for the first time
Document the materiality assessment in an audit-proof way and update it annually
Automatically filter CSRD data points by materiality
How it works
Conduct double materiality assessment
Use our software solution and expertise to support the development of a double materiality assessment for the first time and update it annually with little effort.
Document and update your materiality assessment
Document the list of significant impacts, risks and opportunities (IROs) with all ESRS-required properties in Sunhat as a result of your materiality assessment.
Use your materiality assessment in CSRD reporting
Sunhat automatically suggests which ESRS data points are relevant for your reporting based on your materiality assessment. This ensures that you always have an overview of the key sustainability issues when answering the CSRD.
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Frequently asked questions
The obligation to conduct a double materiality assessment depends on the reporting obligations of CSRD. More details can be found on our blog article about CSRD.
A double materiality assessment conducted in an audit-proof way begins with a phase of project planning and preparation, including stakeholder involvement and analysis of the value chain. A list of potentially relevant sustainability issues is then drawn up and the associated impacts, risks, and opportunities (IROs) are formulated. These are evaluated on the basis of predefined criteria, resulting in a list of material IROs.
The assessment of the IROs can be documented in Sunhat. Our team is available to advise on the preparatory steps with its expertise.
With the ID 177 document, EFRAG has provided guidance for mapping the material sustainability topics to the disclosure requirements (DRs) of the ESRS. This allows the data points to be reported to be automatically filtered in Sunhat based on the results of the materiality assessment. More details on this in our blog: EFRAG ID 177.
The materiality assessment is the basis for determining the key sustainability topics for your company and therefore the data points to be reported. If the auditor does not accept the materiality assessment, large parts of the KPIs to be reported may need to be adjusted.
Yes, the ESRS prescribes an annual update of the double materiality assessment, but significantly fewer resources are required for this than in the first year.
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