Choose your frameworks, drop in your documents, and get a scored gap analysis with tasks assigned to owners, in hours instead of a consulting engagement.
Your first AASB S2 report is due and nobody can say today how close the business is.
You report against AASB S2, GRI, GRESB and customer supplier codes, and each one demands the same evidence in a different shape.
Your auditor is moving from limited to reasonable assurance and wants to see the control structure behind the disclosure, not just the PDF.
AASB S2 out of the box: the 33-control backbone across Governance, General Requirements, Strategy, Risk Management and Metrics & Targets, with ~80 evidence items, plus GRI, GRESB, ASSA 5000-aligned assurance structures and customer schemes. Multiple frameworks run against one shared evidence base, so a document satisfies every requirement it maps to.
Board charters, policies, risk registers, spreadsheets, last year's report. Any format. The AI reads each one and maps it to the controls it evidences, with reasons shown.
Every control scored as compliant, partial or not evidenced, with the specific missing element named in plain language and the source clause it traces to. Partial compliance is called out, not rounded up.
Each gap becomes a task with an owner, a due date and the evidence requirement attached. Automated reminders and renewal dates keep evidence fresh, and expired documents flag themselves.
Plug in the evidence, run the assessment, then generate the draft. Anything still missing is marked in the draft itself, with guidance on what to add so it reads AASB S2 ready. Your team reviews, fills the gaps and signs off.
Frameworks encoded as controls, criteria and evidence requirements with provenance to the source standard. Built with prosecutorial and Big 4 expertise and updated when standards change.
Documents citing superseded guidance or wrong-period data get rejected with step-by-step reasoning and an audit trail.
The same control graph powers the auditor-side portal, so what you build is what your assurer tests.
The metrics and targets pillar feeds directly from the live emissions ledger.
Scenario analysis lands in the strategy pillar as auditable, quantified numbers.
Same engine, different frameworks: CMSHA and WHS obligations on the same evidence base.
AASB S2 four-pillar delivery for an Australian building materials manufacturer. Also the engine behind the free readiness assessment.
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