ESG reporting and disclosure software
VERSO
Munich-based sustainability software and advisory firm covering ESG data management, double materiality, VSME reports and supply chain due diligence.
SFDR software and service providers
Compare providers that support SFDR reporting, from software platforms to consultants and assurance firms.
What is SFDR?
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) requires asset managers, financial advisers and other financial market participants in the EU to disclose how they treat sustainability risks and impacts, and how green their funds are. Funds are commonly described as Article 6, 8 or 9 products.
Who it applies to
Financial market participants and advisers that sell products in the EU, such as asset managers, pension providers and insurers. It does not apply to ordinary operating companies, but their ESG data feeds investor reporting.
By category
- Sustainable finance and EU Taxonomy tools (13)
- ESG reporting and disclosure software (11)
- ESG data and ratings platforms (7)
- Carbon accounting and emissions management (5)
- Training and capacity building (4)
- CSRD/ESRS reporting software (3)
- ESG and sustainability consulting (3)
- Supply chain ESG and due diligence (2)
- Data collection and verification (1)
- Double materiality assessment tools (1)
ESG reporting and disclosure software
Connect Earth
Sustainability data and reporting software for financial institutions.
What to look for in a SFDR provider
- Principal adverse impact (PAI) data collection and reporting.
- EU Taxonomy alignment data and fund-level disclosures.
- Updates that follow the reform, which may change templates and categories.
Common questions about SFDR
What is SFDR?
An EU regulation that sets how financial firms disclose sustainability risks, impacts and the sustainability claims of their funds.
Is SFDR changing?
Yes. The Commission proposed replacing it with product categories in November 2025. The Council has agreed its position and the Parliament was still working on its own as of August 2026.
Sources
- SFDR 2.0: where the reform stands (Regulatory & Compliance, August 2026)
- European Commission: sustainability-related disclosures
This page is general information, not legal advice.