BRSR · CSRD / ESRS · ISSB — one platform

The ESG data platform for teams done re-typing the same number

Enter a figure once — Scope 1 emissions, board diversity, an anti-corruption policy — and ESGTrack carries it into every framework it belongs in, with the approvals, evidence, and assurance sign-off a real filing needs.

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Coverage on file

BRSR Core KPIs tracked38

NGRBC principles covered9

ESRS 2 disclosure requirements16

Regulatory frameworks, one system3

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The product

Real screens, real data

No mockups here — these are actual screens from a working account.

EXHIBIT — BRSR CORE

Every KPI accounted for, calculated or not

BRSR Core's 38 KPIs, each one either calculated from data you've already approved or clearly marked as not started. Nothing sits at zero pretending to be complete — a reviewer, or an auditor, can tell the difference at a glance.

BRSR Core KPI table with real calculated values

EXHIBIT — ANNEXURE I

The actual filing document, not a generic export

Assembled straight from the data you've entered, laid out to match SEBI's own Annexure I format line for line. What you see here is what goes in front of your board and your company secretary.

Assembled BRSR Annexure I report document

What's inside

Built for the whole reporting cycle

Filling in a form is the easy part. The rest of the work is built in, not bolted on.

Data collection with evidence

Per-location entry across energy, water, waste and workforce data — each figure with a place to attach the document it came from.

Draft, submit, approve

Nothing counts as official until someone with the right role signs off, with a variance check on anything that moves sharply year over year.

One entry, every framework

An approved figure can be carried into BRSR Core and CSRD directly — reviewed against what's on file, not re-typed and hoped to match.

Third-party assurance

Scope an engagement, invite a read-only reviewer, and manage their queries in the same thread as the data itself.

Locked once assured

An assured figure can still be corrected — but only with a reason on record, never a quiet edit.

Group consolidation

Link subsidiaries by consent and roll up figures by full, proportional or equity method.

Materiality assessment

A documented answer to why your report covers what it covers, built from real stakeholder input.

Board-ready summaries

Multi-year trends where a year that wasn't reported shows as a gap — never smoothed over.

API & integrations

Pull disclosures into your own BI tools, or bring in a scheduled export from your ERP with automatic conflict detection.

Frameworks

Pick what applies to you

A lot of ESG software quietly assumes one regulation, one country. If that's not you, the whole product should look different — and here, it does.

India

BRSR

The full SEBI filing — Sections A, B and C — plus the 38-KPI BRSR Core subset increasingly under mandatory assurance.

European Union

CSRD / ESRS

ESRS 2's mandatory general disclosures, plus E1 Climate Change, built against the version currently in force.

Global baseline

ISSB

IFRS S1 and S2, on the same four pillars TCFD reporters already know: governance, strategy, risk, metrics.

No mandate yet

Generic tracking

Define your own topics and track what an investor or customer actually asks for — no framework required.

The full SEBI filing, not just the highlights

Section A, B and C the way the actual Annexure I lays them out, plus the 38-KPI BRSR Core subset that's increasingly under mandatory third-party assurance. GRI mapping comes along for free, since a lot of it is the same underlying number anyway.

§A General disclosures — company profile, workforce, CSR
§B Policy coverage across all 9 NGRBC principles
§C Essential and Leadership performance indicators
Core The 38-KPI subset under SEBI's assurance mandate

The mandatory baseline, plus the standard nearly everyone needs

ESRS 2's General Disclosures — the four-pillar structure every CSRD filer reports regardless of materiality — and ESRS E1 (Climate Change), material for close to every company that's ever checked.

GOV Governance, strategy, and materiality process
E1 Transition plan, targets, and Scope 1/2/3 emissions
MDR Policies, actions, metrics and targets per material topic

The global baseline, if that's what your investors read

IFRS S1 and S2, structured the same way TCFD always was. If your team already reports under TCFD, this will feel familiar rather than like starting over.

S1 General requirements, across every material topic
S2 Climate-specific: physical and transition risk, Scope 1/2/3

For when nobody's actually making you file anything

Define your own topics, track whatever an investor or a customer questionnaire actually asks about, and skip the regulatory scaffolding entirely.

Free Define any topic, any data type, on your own terms
Later Add BRSR, CSRD or ISSB later, whenever you actually need to

How it works

Four steps, every reporting cycle

Choose your framework

Enable BRSR, CSRD, ISSB, or none of the above. Your navigation only ever shows what applies to you.

Bring your data in

Type it in, upload a spreadsheet, or connect a scheduled export from your ERP.

Review, then assure

Your team approves submissions; an external reviewer signs off where it's required.

File, export, repeat

Generate the document, export what your tagging tool needs, carry forward what hasn't changed.

Security

Built for a real security review

The details that come up in procurement, listed plainly rather than left for someone to ask.

TI-01

Tenant isolation by default

Every query is scoped to your company at the database layer, never trusted from the browser.

AR-02

Read-only for reviewers

An assurance provider's account can query and comment — enforced on the server, not just hidden in the UI.

SS-03

Standards-based SSO

OIDC against your own identity provider. No account is created automatically just by logging in through it.

DL-04

Nothing quietly overwritten

An assured figure needs a written reason to reopen — always on the record.

AL-05

Full authentication log

Every login, logout, and SSO attempt, successful or not — ready for your next IT audit.

AK-06

Revocable API access

Read-only, rate-limited keys that stop working the moment you revoke them.

Pricing

Scoped to what you're actually reporting

A single-entity BRSR filing and a five-country group running BRSR and CSRD together aren't the same product to support. Tell us your scope and we'll quote it properly, rather than picking a number that's wrong for most people.

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FAQ

Questions people actually ask

We already file BRSR through a consultant. Why would we need this?

Most teams keep using ESGTrack for the year-round data collection and evidence tracking, then hand the consultant a clean export instead of a folder of spreadsheets in March. Some stop needing the consultant entirely once the report itself generates correctly — that's a call we're happy to leave to you.

Is the CSRD support actually current? The regulation keeps changing.

ESRS 2 and E1 are built against the version legally in force right now. The EU's July 2026 Omnibus simplification applies from FY2027, with early adoption from FY2026 — we say so directly on the relevant screens rather than quietly building against a draft that might still move.

What happens to our data if we stop paying?

Everything exports — every disclosure, every report, the full audit trail — at any time. We haven't finalized pricing you don't have a real number for yet, but we're not going to hold your filing history hostage either.

Do you support CDP or full XBRL tagging?

Not yet, and we'd rather say so plainly. CDP restructured its questionnaire in 2026 and we don't trust our own mapping of it yet; full XBRL needs the actual regulator taxonomy files, which we're not willing to guess at. The digital filing export gives you structured data as a head start, not a finished file.