Datamaran launches innovative software: The future of ESG reporting!

Datamaran launches innovative software: The future of ESG reporting!

Wien, Österreich - On June 20, 2025, Datamaran announced the introduction of its new core product "Core", which was specially developed to support companies in the identification, administration and disclosure of relevant ESG issues, risks and opportunities. This software solution is part of the further development of the governance platform for the Datamaran Suite and is particularly aimed at internal sustainability, legal and risk teams. The goal is the provision of decision -relevant knowledge and the support of the regulatory adjustment, such as ots.at reports.

Core promises a number of advantages for users. This includes improved efficiency and automation through AI-based work processes, a deeper strategic integration of ESG factors in corporate strategies as well as supporting regulatory alignment and willingness. The software enables more frequent, specific analyzes, which improves the quality and focus of reporting and brings companies up to date with regard to legal requirements.

modules and functions

The solution includes different modules that help users effectively control their ESG strategies:

• Materiality Assessment: an evidence -based workflow for the identification of sustainability issues.
• iro hub: translation of essential topics into structured knowledge.
• dma evaluate: Support of continuous compliance and strategic flexibility.
• monitoring, Report Search & Regulatory Search: Analysis of trends, benchmarks and regulatory changes.
• Datapoints Export + Assurance Pack: Preparation for audit processes.

User of Datamaran Core also have access to Harbor+, a premium community for experts in the area of ​​company sustainability, which offers exclusive research and quarterly policy letters.

regulatory requirements and ESG-open laid

In the context of the ESG reporting, companies are increasingly required to improve their procedures to comply with regulatory requirements. KPMG shows that companies have to set up duties, including effective risk management and the implementation of risk analyzes. In some cases, this also includes the adoption of fundamental decisions about the entrepreneurial human rights strategy as well as the anchorage of prevention measures and the documentation of these processes, such as kpmg.com notes.

The requirements for the ESG-Open leaning are becoming more strict, especially for large, capital market-oriented institutes that have been obliged since the end of 2022 to publish qualitative information on the transition and co-mechanical measures as well as physical risks. The expected expansion of CRR III to all banks from 2025 will be another challenge.

Expectations of ESG openings

stakeholder groups increasingly pay attention to the quality of the ESG metrics. The data provided is expected to be credible, verifiable and comparable in order to be able to make well -founded decisions. However, it turns out that the expectations of reporting are constantly changing and there are often inconsistencies in the publication of relevant data. The bandwidth of the ESG metrics used varies according to the sector, size and complexity of the companies, reports kpmg.com.

The need to communicate clearly what is undertaken in important ESG areas is undisputed. At the same time, however, there is ambiguity as to which information should actually be included in ESG openings. Against this background, Datamaran Core offers valuable support to help companies fulfill these demanding requirements.