Finally, a toolkit that matches how your team actually works

ESG is still mostly you, your colleague, and a wall of post-its. Certigence is the platform that knows that — and closes the gap from evidence to disclosure without a data warehouse.

Do the reporting. Keep your weekends.

  • One workflow, not twelve: Double materiality, data point fill, review, assurance, export — all in the same tool with the same permissions.
  • Exports your auditor can read: Export the full statement as structured PDF and CSV files.
  • Evidence that survives re-reads: When your board asks the same question six months later, the answer is still there, sourced and dated.
  • Targets that roll into action: Climate, DEI and circularity targets track themselves — so you spend time on the work, not the tracker.
  • Assistant where it's useful: Draft narratives, translate language versions, summarise evidence — with citations you can defend.
  • Designed for two-person teams: No heavy data engineering — Certigence works for a team of two.

For in-house sustainability teams

  • 1 — Workflow, not twelve — Materiality · data · narrative · review · file
  • Weeks — From kickoff to first draft — Pre-mapped points + assistant drafting
  • 0 — Consultant lock-in — Export everything, keep going
  • Traceable — Every edit, every evidence swap — Board-defensible audit trail

You don't need a data platform before you report

Other tools ask you to build a data warehouse first. Certigence meets you at the spreadsheet, takes the evidence you have today, and builds the pipeline in the background as you go.

  • Start with what you have — CSV, PDFs, utility bills, HR exports.
  • Structured fields and narratives live next to each other.
  • Grow to ERP integrations when you're ready, not on day one.
  • Every upload becomes a first-class evidence item.

Ship your first CSRD statement with just your current team

FAQ

What if my finance and HR data lives in SAP?

We have a SAP connector for Enterprise tiers. For everyone else, nightly CSV exports work fine — and that's how most teams start.

Do I need training to use the assistant?

No. The assistant is built for sustainability practitioners — it expects the vocabulary you use every day, not a prompting bible.