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Datamaran launches innovative software: The future of ESG reporting!
Datamaran will present its new core product for efficient ESG reporting and compliance for companies on June 20, 2025.
Datamaran launches innovative software: The future of ESG reporting!
On June 20, 2025, Datamaran announced the launch of its new core product, “Core,” designed specifically to help companies identify, manage and disclose relevant ESG issues, risks and opportunities. This software solution is part of the further development of the governance platform into the Datamaran Suite and is particularly aimed at internal sustainability, legal and risk teams. The goal is to provide decision-relevant insights and support regulatory alignment, such as [ots.at].
Core promises a number of benefits for users. These include improved efficiency and automation through AI-powered workflows, deeper strategic integration of ESG factors into corporate strategies, and supporting regulatory alignment and readiness. The software enables more frequent, specific analysis, improving the quality and focus of reporting and keeping companies up to date with legal requirements.
Modules and functions
The solution includes various modules that help users effectively manage their ESG strategies:
- Materiality Assessment: Ein evidenzbasierter Arbeitsablauf zur Identifizierung von Nachhaltigkeitsthemen.
- IRO Hub: Übersetzung wesentlicher Themen in strukturierte Erkenntnisse.
- DMA Evaluate: Unterstützung der kontinuierlichen Compliance und strategischen Flexibilität.
- Monitoring, Report Search & Regulatory Search: Analyse von Trends, Benchmarks und regulatorischen Veränderungen.
- Datapoints Export + Assurance Pack: Vorbereitung auf Auditprozesse.
Datamaran Core users also have access to Harbor+, a premium community for corporate sustainability professionals, including exclusive research and quarterly policy briefs.
Regulatory requirements and ESG disclosure
In the context of ESG reporting, companies are increasingly required to improve their processes to comply with regulatory requirements. KPMG highlights that companies need to establish due diligence practices, including effective risk management and conducting risk analysis. In part, this also includes the adoption of fundamental decisions on the corporate human rights strategy as well as the anchoring of preventative measures and the documentation of these processes, such as [kpmg.com].
ESG disclosure requirements are becoming stricter, especially for large, capital market-oriented institutions, which have been required to publish qualitative information on transition and mitigation measures as well as physical risks since the end of 2022. The expected expansion of CRR III to all banks from 2025 will pose a further challenge.
Expectations for ESG disclosures
Stakeholder groups are increasingly paying attention to the quality of ESG metrics. The data provided is expected to be credible, verifiable and comparable in order to make informed decisions. However, it turns out that expectations of reporting are constantly changing and there are often inconsistencies in the publication of relevant data. The range of ESG metrics used varies by sector, size and complexity of the company, reports kpmg.com.
The need to clearly communicate what is being done in key ESG areas is undisputed. But at the same time, there is a lack of clarity about what information should actually be included in ESG disclosures. With this in mind, Datamaran Core offers valuable support to help companies meet these demanding requirements.