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From double materiality assessment to a report that stands up to limited assurance.

Reviewing a detailed reporting schedule for CSRD disclosures

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive requires detailed ESG disclosures across your entire value chain. Dazzle connects you with experienced CSRD experts who guide you from double materiality assessment to fully compliant reporting.

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Why CSRD compliance matters now

~5,000
Companies still in scope after the EU Omnibus, down from around 50,000
€450M
Net turnover threshold, alongside more than 1,000 employees
2027
New scope applies to financial years starting on or after 1 January 2027

A moving target

The Omnibus directive was published in February 2026 and narrowed the scope from around 50,000 companies to around 5,000. If you are still in scope, reporting stays mandatory with limited assurance. The question most teams have now is whether they are in or out, and what to do with the work already done.

Investor expectations

Institutional investors increasingly demand standardized ESG data. CSRD-aligned reporting builds trust and access to capital.

Strategic advantage

Companies that embed sustainability into reporting gain a clearer view of risks and opportunities across their value chain.

How Dazzle helps

Double Materiality Assessment

Our experts run a structured DMA process to identify the ESRS topics material to your business. See what to look for when hiring a CSRD consultant.

  • Stakeholder engagement
  • Impact and financial materiality scoring
  • Material topic prioritization
  • DMA documentation and audit trail

Gap Analysis and Roadmap

We assess your current reporting maturity against ESRS requirements and build a clear action plan.

  • Data availability assessment
  • Process and governance gap analysis
  • ESRS disclosure mapping
  • Implementation roadmap with milestones

Dedicated CSRD Project Manager

One experienced CSRD expert runs your route to compliance end to end and takes the lead internally, without the cost and lead time of a permanent hire.

  • Single owner from data collection to final report
  • ESRS-compliant disclosures and EU Taxonomy alignment
  • Coordination across finance, legal and operations
  • Assurance-readiness review

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Scoping

Submit a request or book a call, and we’ll help you define the exact profile you need – from industry experience and seniority to expertise and cultural fit.

Selection

Within hours, we’ll send you a shortlist of expert profiles matched to your requirements. You’re welcome to interview whichever one(s) you think are the best fit, without any commitments.

Start

You’ll receive a tailored proposal from your chosen expert(s). Once it meets your expectations and you give approval, the collaboration can begin! Often, this whole three-step process happens within 48 hours.

Trusted by companies navigating CSRD

Hitachi Digital Services

CSRD Advisory

Dazzle matched Hitachi Digital Services with CSRD specialist Farah, who guided their team through the complexities of ESRS compliance and reporting requirements.

Laudame Financials

CSRD Advisory Retainer

Laudame Financials partnered with Dazzle for ongoing CSRD advisory, with consultant Monique providing continuous support on their sustainability reporting journey.

PostNL

ESRS E1 Climate Reporting

Dazzle provided PostNL with specialized expertise on ESRS E1 climate-related disclosures through consultant Nalise, helping the Netherlands’ largest parcel delivery company strengthen their environmental reporting Read the PostNL case study.

Frequently asked questions

The CSRD applies to all large EU companies, listed SMEs, and non-EU companies with significant EU operations (over EUR 150 million in EU revenue). Large companies meeting two of three criteria (250+ employees, EUR 50M+ revenue, EUR 25M+ total assets) fall under the directive. The timeline is phased: companies already subject to NFRD report first (FY 2024), followed by other large companies (FY 2025) and listed SMEs (FY 2026).

A Double Materiality Assessment (DMA) evaluates sustainability topics from two perspectives: impact materiality (how your company affects people and the environment) and financial materiality (how sustainability issues affect your company financially). The DMA determines which ESRS standards and disclosure requirements are material for your report. It involves stakeholder engagement, scoring, and documentation.

A full CSRD implementation, from DMA to assurance-ready report, typically takes 6 to 12 months depending on your starting maturity, data availability, and organizational complexity. A gap analysis alone can be completed in 4 to 6 weeks. Many companies start with a DMA and gap analysis before committing to full implementation.

The European Sustainability Reporting Standards include two cross-cutting standards (ESRS 1 and ESRS 2, which are mandatory for all), five environmental standards (E1 through E5 covering climate, pollution, water, biodiversity, and resource use), four social standards (S1 through S4 covering own workforce, value chain workers, communities, and consumers), and one governance standard (G1). Your DMA determines which topical standards are material.

Yes. EU Taxonomy reporting is part of CSRD requirements. Our consultants help you identify eligible and aligned activities, calculate turnover, CapEx, and OpEx KPIs, and ensure your taxonomy disclosures meet technical screening criteria and DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) requirements.

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Viktoria

Viktoria Vero, Certified EcoVadis Consultant at Dazzle
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Nico

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Wouter

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