esgia.eu
Sustainability reporting for SMEs, for when major customers or banks ask for it.
Most SMEs are not directly subject to CSRD, yet they still have to deal with it: through a major customer asking for figures, or a bank wanting to see them as part of financing. That's an awkward position — you have to deliver something you're not legally required to do, without anyone saying exactly what.
esgia turns that into a concrete answer: what is being asked, what you need for it, and a report you can send on.
What it does
Explaining what is being asked
Which data your customer or bank actually needs, and which of the many acronyms go with them.
Reporting templates
From the document generator, tailored per sector — a manufacturing business delivers something different than a service provider.
Keeping track of what changes
Regulation is still evolving; the scope was recently narrowed. Whatever changes will be reflected in the templates and the topics you follow.
For whom
- SME suppliers to large enterprises requesting ESG data
- Companies applying for financing and needing to provide sustainability figures
- Advisors doing this for multiple clients at once
Where it is found
A brand-new field with barely any competition: sector × reporting requirement. Whoever gets positioned well here now will still be well positioned in two years.
Frequently asked questions
Am I subject to CSRD?
Probably not directly, if you're an SME. But the question usually doesn't come from the legislator but from your customer or your bank, and you do have to answer that question.
Why isn't esgia ranking higher on the list yet?
Because the payment incentive is indirect — you're not paying to solve your own problem but to meet someone else's requirement — and because regulation is still moving. Competition here is thinnest.
How this platform is built
Like every Theos Group platform: on one shared foundation, in your own control, with its own automatic manager — here Samanta — who runs the daily rounds, reports outages and writes the daily report. What we learn from one system shows up in all the others a week later.