
Sustainability Reporting
From materiality analysis and data collection to report writing and assurance readiness, we build your sustainability report end to end in line with frameworks such as GRI and TSRS.
An End-to-End Approach to Sustainability Reporting
The credibility of a sustainability report starts with the quality and traceability of the data behind it. From defining the scope and setting up the data collection routine to writing the report and preparing for assurance, we run the process together with you, so that the report is credible with stakeholders and stands on a solid footing in audits.
Service Scope
GRI Standards
GRI (the Global Reporting Initiative) is the world’s most widely used voluntary reporting framework and the common language of stakeholder-focused reporting. From materiality analysis and defining the indicator set to report writing, we prepare your report in line with the GRI Standards.

TSRS
The Turkish Sustainability Reporting Standards (TSRS), aligned with the ISSB framework, are the mandatory reporting framework for companies within scope and are subject to assurance. We assess whether you are in scope, prepare your report in line with TSRS and get it ready for assurance.

CSRD / ESRS
Companies in the European Union that fall within the reporting scope ask their value chain suppliers for data in line with the ESRS. For organisations that export to the EU or supply a company in scope, we set up the data structure that meets this demand and handle incoming questionnaires and data forms on your behalf.

CDP
CDP is a global disclosure platform through which investors and customers ask their suppliers for annual data on climate, water and forest risks. We determine which questionnaire to answer and the response timeline, and help you prepare a response that is consistent with your emissions inventory and sustainability report.
Sustainability Reporting Process
Present Your Performance Transparently
A properly built reporting process does more than produce a document; it also clarifies who inside the organisation is responsible for which data.
- Readiness for customer and investor requests
- A data set-up ready for obligations
- Traceable indicators
- Credibility with stakeholders



Frequently Asked Questions
The choice rests on three things: whether you have a legal obligation, who will read the report, and which stakeholder is asking you for data. We carry out the scoping assessment and clarify which framework you should start with; for most organisations, the same data set can be built to feed more than one framework.
What determines the duration is not the report writing but how ready the data is. In an organisation whose data sources are defined and accessible, the process is noticeably shorter. After the current-state analysis, we give you a dated plan.
An obligation is not the only reason for sustainability reporting. Your customer, your OEM or your bank may ask for a report or expect one. For most organisations this expectation arrives earlier than the legal requirement, and being caught unprepared can go as far as losing a contract.
Yes. We review your existing report for framework alignment, indicator coverage and data traceability, and we pick up the next period’s report from where you are and carry it forward.
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