The Corporate Social Reporting Directive, also known as the CSRD, is a European reporting legislation that demands organizations to report about their sustainability policy and practices. By introducing mandatory guidelines for sustainability reporting, the European Commission aims to increase transparency in sustainability performance and expand corporate responsibility standardized reporting methods.
“I got to know Intire as a practical consultancy that offers all relevant consultancy around CSRD. They help you with software advice, CSRD gap and double materiality analysis up to and including pre-assurance (in combination with Quantifier) for your accountant.“
–Stefan Tekelenburg, Global Finance Manager at Priva
Click on one of our blogs below to learn more about the CSRD
Guide: Is your organization ready for CSRD implementation?
This one-pager highlights three common challenges organizations face when moving beyond preparation, and offers a practical checklist to help you assess your CSRD readiness.
What the Omnibus simplification means on the ground: insights from peer discussions
Less pressure, more questions: what happens when sustainability reporting gets simplified? Get a behind-the-scenes look at how professionals responded during our Omnibus strategy session, sharing how the changes are shaping real-world decisions and strategic direction.
Hoe Swiss Sense een grondige dubbele materialiteitsanalyse (DMA) aanpakt
Swiss Sense, een toonaangevend Nederlands familiebedrijf dat een breed scala aan slaapoplossingen biedt, ging aan de slag om haar strategische duurzaamheidsonderwerpen in kaart te brengen. Lees hier de ervaringen en geleerde lessen met de DMA en toolselectie
Geïntegreerd rapporteren vanuit het perspectief van de accountant
Tijdens The Future of Corporate Reporting (TFOCR) 2025 maken Prof. dr. Nancy Kamp-Roelands en Jelle Mattias Holwerda duidelijk: de toekomst van verslaggeving ligt in verbinding en consistentie.
CSRD bij Heijmans en de rol van Bouwend Nederland
The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) hasn’t even taken effect yet—but the Omnibus proposal is already reshaping it. From a narrowed scope to a delayed start (2028), the rules are shifting. In part 3 of our Omnibus blog series, we explain what’s changing, what it means for your business, and how to prepare with purpose—beyond compliance.
Roundtable – CSRD, Data & Software (May 2025)
Join the fifth edition of our Roundtable on CSRD, Data & Software – Tuesday, May 27
The Omnibus Series – Harmonizing the CSDDD
The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) hasn’t even taken effect yet—but the Omnibus proposal is already reshaping it. From a narrowed scope to a delayed start (2028), the rules are shifting. In part 3 of our Omnibus blog series, we explain what’s changing, what it means for your business, and how to prepare with purpose—beyond compliance.
The Omnibus Series – Amending the EU taxonomy
The Omnibus proposal raises the threshold for mandatory EU Taxonomy reporting to 450 million euro turnover, freeing many companies from detailed disclosures. But with this flexibility comes choice: continue reporting voluntarily or let it go? In part 2 of our Omnibus blog series, we break down the proposed changes and share how companies—whether relieved or committed—can make strategic decisions moving forward.
The Omnibus Series – Recalibrating the CSRD
The European Commission’s new Omnibus proposal could delay CSRD reporting obligations by two years and raise the employee threshold to 1,000—drastically changing who needs to report and when. In this 3-part blog series, we break down what’s changing, what it means for your business, and how you can turn uncertainty into opportunity.
How Royal Cosun chooses its sustainability management software
Royal Cosun partnered with Intire to select and implement a sustainability management system to meet CSRD requirements and support strategic KPIs. With operations in 20+ countries and 200+ data points to manage, Intire’s independent guidance and proven selection process helped Cosun choose Beezzz, a low-code Microsoft-based system, ensuring robust, auditable sustainability reporting.
