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ESG audit readiness
6sESG Readiness Baseline
Generated: March 14, 2026
Current state
ESG readiness baseline
Your company shows moderate maturity. It covers core environmental data, and the major gaps are in Scope 3 emissions and social metrics.
| Metric | Issue identified | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Gender pay gap | No data | CSRD non-compliance risk |
| Employee turnover | No data | CSRD non-compliance risk |
| Scope 3 emissions | Only 5 categories reported | High regulatory risk for CSRD and SFDR |
Baseline narrative
The homepage baseline should read like one operating view rather than separate marketing fragments.
Social indicators missing
2
Scope 3 categories
5
Environmental baseline
Covered
You have the reporting foundations, showing an overall moderate level of ESG maturity. However, the workflow is still too manual to defend cleanly under scrutiny.
The gaps are concentrated in Scope 3 emissions coverage and the social indicators for the Gender pay gap and Employee turnover. There are also gaps in the audit trail between uploaded documents, survey responses, and the final disclosure language that require attention.
Framework view
Readiness scorecard
Use the main overlapping frameworks and keep status visible so the public demo does not flatten everything into one percentage.
| Framework | Readiness score | Status |
|---|---|---|
| CSRD (ESRS) | 71% | Partially ready |
| SFDR (PAIs) | 63% | Moderate gaps |
| EU Taxonomy | 58% | Not ready - attention required |
Operator prompts
Next questions
The demo should finish with concrete follow-up asks that turn the baseline into action.
Confirm frameworks and review perimeter
Lock the funds, entities, and disclosure regimes that the audit answer needs to cover first.
Connect the evidence systems
Pull SharePoint, Azure Blob, and DDQ records into one live readiness baseline.
Assign owners to every unresolved control
Convert each missing disclosure or provisional figure into tracked follow-up work.
