Data Gap-Fit Analysis
Turn complexity into clarity.
Bridge the distance between your business and full sustainability compliance with precision and confidence.
Why the Data Gap-Fit Analysis Matters
The gap-git analysis connects your sustainability ambitions with concrete action.
It identifies precisely where your organization meets CSRD and VSME disclosure requirements and where attention is needed.
This clarity allows you to focus resources where they matter most, prioritize data collection, and construct a roadmap for closing compliance gaps efficiently.
Compliance = Good Business
ESG, CSRD, VSME. It’s about compliance, about saving the world one carbon emission at a time. But that doesn’t mean it can’t also be good business.
Investing in Sustainability Pays Off
The goal isn't merely to achieve legal compliance and to save the world. Navigator helps you make smarter, more sustainable long-term decisions that give you a competitive edge over the competition.
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Accelerate Reporting Success
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Pinpoint
Missing Data
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Uncover Costly
Blind Spots
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Enhance Audit
Readiness
Uncover Costly Blind Spots
Navigator's gap-fit tool doesn't just streamline the process.
It also help prioritize action based on materiality, expectations, and operational feasibility, enabling stronger risk management and audit readiness.
And last but not least, Navigator sheds light on potentially costly blind spots.
By fully understanding the current state of your sustainability efforts, you allocate resources smarter, structure your reporting efficiently, and embed sustainability strategically.
The goal is to report on sustainability not just for the sake of compliance but financial growth as well.
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CSRD Navigator helps you understand what to focus on in the CSRD and in what order to do so.
The tool supports you in performing the necessary analyses, mapping gaps and planning your path towards an easy-to-use and operational setup where your organisation meets the expectations of your business partners and the new standards.
The new standards include, for example, requirements for 'double materiality assessment' and external auditing.