GRI · Universal Standards · Topic Standards
The Global Reporting Initiative is the world's most widely used sustainability reporting framework. Our AI platform and qualified specialists help you produce comprehensive, stakeholder-ready GRI reports.
We're working with a select number of organizations preparing for comprehensive GRI reporting.
What is GRI?
The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) provides the world's most comprehensive sustainability reporting standards, used by over 10,000 organizations in 100+ countries. GRI focuses on an organization's impacts on the economy, environment, and people.
The 2021 GRI Universal Standards introduced strengthened requirements for human rights due diligence, impact materiality, and reporting on the organization's most significant impacts.
Universal Standards
GRI 1 (Foundation), GRI 2 (General Disclosures), GRI 3 (Material Topics) — required for all organizations.
Topic Standards
31 standards covering economic, environmental, and social topics (GRI 200, 300, 400 series) — selected based on materiality.
Sector Standards
Industry-specific standards for sectors like oil & gas, coal, agriculture — defining likely material topics per sector.
10,000+
Organizations reporting with GRI worldwide
100+
Countries with GRI reporters
CSRD
ESRS built on GRI foundations
40+
Jurisdictions reference GRI in policy
From materiality assessment to GRI Content Index — we handle the full reporting process.
We identify your most significant impacts through stakeholder engagement and analysis, selecting the right GRI Topic and Sector Standards for your organization.
Our AI platform collects data against each disclosure requirement, generates narrative content, and produces a complete GRI Content Index — reducing manual work by up to 80%.
Qualified specialists review every report for accuracy and completeness. Blockchain verification provides an independent audit trail for stakeholder confidence.
We'll review your current reporting practices and show you how to produce comprehensive GRI reports more efficiently.
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We conduct a full impact materiality assessment following GRI 3 requirements — identifying your organization's most significant impacts through stakeholder engagement and analysis. This determines which GRI Topic and Sector Standards apply to your report.
Yes. Our AI platform maps your data to each applicable GRI disclosure, generates narrative content, and produces a complete GRI Content Index. Every output is verified by qualified sustainability reporting specialists before delivery.
Yes. We support both GRI reporting options. For 'in accordance' reporting, we ensure full coverage of all applicable Universal, Topic, and Sector Standards. For 'with reference' reporting, we help you select and report on the standards most relevant to your organization.
The ESRS standards required by CSRD were built on GRI foundations. If you already report with GRI, much of your data satisfies CSRD requirements. Our framework mapper shows the overlap and identifies additional disclosures needed for CSRD compliance.
Most organizations complete a full GRI report within 4–6 weeks using our platform. We start with a readiness assessment to scope the work and identify any data gaps.
We work with a select number of organizations each quarter. Get your readiness assessment — we'll review your reporting and deliver a clear improvement plan.
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