Non-financial reporting

You have a lot of data, elements and indicators to draw up your non-financial documents, but don’t have the time to format them?

Our specialised reporting service can help you by first analysing your non-financial content and then making recommendations to ensure compliance with regulatory texts.

Why use our professional non-financial reporting service?

Our step-by-step method

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Together, we define the required documentation.

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We collect your non-financial data and elements.

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We carry out an audit and gap analysis.

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We write and/or revise your content, and validate it together.

Would you like to know whether your documentation is terminologically compliant?

We can provide you with an initial analysis.

Frequently asked questions

The term “non-financial” refers to all the environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects used to assess a company’s overall performance over and above its financial results. It is the subject of reporting.

ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) criteria assess a company’s non-financial performance. “E” measures environmental impact, “S” analyses social relations and “G” examines the quality of governance (stakeholders). This framework helps investors to compare companies in terms of non-financial risks and opportunities.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a voluntary approach in which companies integrate social, environmental and economic concerns into their activities and interactions with stakeholders. It aims to contribute to sustainable development by taking into account the company’s impact on society and the environment, thereby bringing microeconomic practices into line with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Non-financial reporting is the communication of an organisation’s non-financial performance, in particular its environmental, social and governance (ESG) impacts. It aims to inform stakeholders about the company’s sustainable and responsible practices. This type of reporting is essential for transparency and social responsibility: concrete examples include the sustainability report. The advantage? Stand out from the competition and take real action for the transition to a sustainable world.