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Disclosure
Management

Disclosure Management is about ‘disclosing’ information regarding your organisation and an important part of your financial, management or statutory reporting . It ensures that the organization complies with legal regulations and maintains transparency with stakeholders. As a process, is also known as the “last mile of finance”, where all steps in the financial processes – financial close, variance analysis, and re-forecasting – are all key ingredients in what is reported to external stakeholders.

This means that the internal information will be reported externally including all comments and explanations and ideally with the help of a clear workflow with tasks and responsibilities. Within the solution of our partner Board this can be done in one platform that is integrated with windows tools like excel, word and powerpoint.

Some examples of ‘Disclosure Management’ planpulse is supporting with Board International:

ESG Reporting: Environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations are driving a complete reframing of how we measure value. It’s more than legal compliance, more than ticking boxes. Investors, consumers, employees, suppliers and other stakeholders are putting pressure on organisations of all types to put sustainability at the heart of business.

Lease Accounting / IFRS 16. Lease accounting refers to the set of rules and guidelines used to record and report lease transactions in financial statements. It includes identifying, measuring, and showing leases according to accounting rules like IFRS or GAAP. Under GAAP, leases are classified as either finance leases or operating leases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ESG Reporting?

ESG refers to Environmental, Social, and Governance factors that are increasingly being considered by investors when making investment decisions. ESG factors are used to assess the sustainability and ethical impact of an investment, and can be used to identify potential risks and opportunities associated with a particular investment.

Environmental factors refer to the impact of a company or investment on the environment. This can include issues such as climate change, pollution, and waste management. Social factors refer to the impact of a company or investment on society, including issues such as labor standards, human rights, and community relations. Governance factors refer to the internal management of a company, including issues such as executive compensation, board diversity, and shareholder rights

CSRD stands for Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive. Requirement for companies within scope to report on sustainability information in a comparable and digitally tagged manner. Reported in a newly developed reporting standard, ESRS. Including a mandatory external audit.

ESRS refers to the European Sustainability Reporting Standards. Reporting standards covering 1144 data points contained within a total of 82 disclosure requirements. Cross-cutting standards applicable to all, complemented by topical standards when considered material.

As Board is a single platform for reporting, planning, calculating, commenting and supporting workflow in a company, it is also a great asset in ESG reporting. 

Multiple companies have implemented Board for ESG reporting because of the no-code programming, the ease of use and the great functionality.

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