One evidence base for CSRD, SB 253, AGEC and ESPR.
Connect governed company, product and supplier data to reporting and product-disclosure requirements across CSRD/ESRS, CDP, California SB 253, French AGEC, ESPR and DPP programmes. See gaps, assign work and prepare reviewable outputs.
Talk to our teamRequirement controlSample data · Autumn 2026 reporting workspace
Evidence register connectedScroll horizontally to inspect every requirement field.
Scroll horizontally to inspect every requirement field.
Scroll horizontally to inspect every requirement field.
Scroll horizontally to inspect every requirement field.
Map requirements
Translate each framework into a requirement set your team can inspect.
Connect evidence
Reuse governed company, product and supplier records across reporting routes.
Assign gaps
Keep missing evidence visible with an owner, status and reporting period.
Prepare outputs
Build reviewable disclosures and product information from approved data.
Trusted by fashion and retail teams
One source record. Several reporting routes.
Map approved records once, then reuse them wherever a corporate disclosure or product requirement asks for the same evidence.
Governed sources · Sample dataCarbon accountingScope 1, 2 and 3 inventoryProduct LCAImpact and material recordsPrimary supplier dataFacility activity and evidenceDigital Product PassportsProduct and circularity records
Shared evidence register143 approved recordsSource · Period · Methodology · Reviewer
CompanyProductSupplier
Requirement routesCSRD / ESRSMapped CDPMapped SB 253Mapped AGEC + DPPMapped
See every gap before it becomes a reporting problem.
Keep incomplete evidence visible, assign the next action and follow it into review without losing the requirement or source context.
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Evidence gap registerSample data · Current reporting workspace
3 items need attentionScroll horizontally to inspect every requirement field.
Supplier energy evidenceCSRD · E1
12 priority facilitiesUnassigned14 OctScope 3 methodology noteSB 253
Corporate inventorySustainability21 OctIn reviewRecyclability evidenceAGEC
46 productsProduct compliance28 OctCollectingTransition plan narrativeCSRD · E1
2030 pathwaySustainability04 NovEvidence linkedBuild reporting outputs from governed data, not duplicate entry.
Use approved metrics and evidence to populate applicable reporting fields. Keep the source, methodology and reviewer attached while your team completes narratives and sign-off.
- Pre-fill applicable quantitative fields from approved records
- Retain evidence links and calculation provenance
- Export a review package without replacing human approval
ESRS E1 · Climate changeSample data · FY 2026 reporting package
Review in progressScroll horizontally to inspect every reporting field.
84% ready
Gross Scope 1 emissionsCorporate inventory · Approved
12,480 tCO₂eLinkedGross market-based Scope 2Corporate inventory · Approved
8,920 tCO₂eLinkedGross Scope 3 emissionsInventory · Supplier records pending
197,004 tCO₂eReviewTransition plan narrative2030 scenario pathway
Source attachedDraftCorporate disclosures and product requirements, one evidence model.
Use a shared control layer while keeping each framework’s scope, source and review path distinct.
Corporate reporting
Organisation-level inventory, targets and governance.
CSRD / ESRS
Map sustainability disclosures to governed metrics, narratives and source evidence.
CDP
Prepare climate questionnaire inputs from the same inventory, target and governance records.
California SB 253
Organise Scope 1, 2 and 3 records with evidence and review status in one workspace.
Product compliance
Product impact, composition and traceability.
French AGEC
Prepare product environmental qualities and characteristics from product and supplier records.
PEF / OEF
Keep product and organisation footprint evidence connected to calculation methodology.
ESPR and DPP
Build the product data foundation needed for future category-specific passport requirements.
Applicability and interpretation remain with your organisation and its legal or assurance advisers.
Controls your team can put behind the reporting process.
Compliance starts with the records behind it.
Keep the reporting layer connected to the workflows that create company, product and supplier evidence.
Questions about compliance workflows?
See how Carbon Trail connects evidence, requirements and review without obscuring who owns interpretation and approval.
Talk to our teamDoes Carbon Trail guarantee regulatory compliance?
No. Carbon Trail supports the data, evidence, review and reporting workflows behind compliance work. Your organisation and its legal or assurance advisers remain responsible for interpreting applicable requirements and approving disclosures.
Which requirements can teams manage?
Teams can organise corporate and product reporting work across frameworks such as CSRD and ESRS, CDP, California SB 253, AASB, French AGEC, PEF and OEF, and Digital Product Passport programmes. The requirements that apply depend on your business, products, locations and reporting period.
Can the same evidence be reused across frameworks?
Yes. A governed record can be mapped to more than one requirement, so teams can reuse approved company, product and supplier data without duplicating the underlying evidence.
How are missing records managed?
Missing or incomplete evidence can remain visible as a gap with a source, owner, due date and review status. Teams can follow the gap through collection and approval.
Can Carbon Trail prepare reporting outputs automatically?
Carbon Trail can use approved data to populate applicable reporting fields and prepare reviewable outputs. Teams retain control over narrative responses, assumptions, review and final submission.
How do product requirements connect to corporate reporting?
Both can use the same governed evidence model. Product composition, supplier and life-cycle records can support product-level requirements while aggregated activity and emissions data support corporate disclosures.
How is the platform secured and assured?
Carbon Trail is ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type II certified. Its methodology has been independently assured against the GHG Protocol, PEFCR Apparel & Footwear, and ISO 14067.