What is ESRS mapping?
The ESRS mapping view shows you a complete picture of your CSRD reporting progress — which data points you’ve collected, which are missing, and what’s needed to fill the gaps.Navigating the mapping view
Go to CSRD → ESRS Mapping to see the full compliance matrix. Each row represents an ESRS data point (a specific metric or disclosure). Columns show:Filtering
Filter by:- Standard — view only E1, only S2, etc.
- Status — see only missing data points
- Material — hide non-material topics
- Mandatory vs. voluntary — focus on must-have disclosures first
Data point statuses
Exporting for your report
Once you’ve collected sufficient data, export your ESRS data in:- Excel — pre-formatted ESRS disclosure table
- JSON — for integration with your existing reporting tool
- PDF — human-readable summary
- Quantitative disclosures (numbers, percentages, emissions)
- Qualitative disclosures (policy descriptions, governance info)
- Data quality notes (calculation method, estimation flags)
- Sources and assumptions
Common gaps
The most commonly missing data points for first-time reporters:- Scope 3 Category 1 (purchased goods) — needs supplier activity data
- ESRS S2 (value chain workers) — needs supplier labour practice questionnaire
- ESRS E2 (pollution) — needs hazardous substance data from suppliers
- IRO documentation — needs completed DMA with documented IROs
- Policies — needs written sustainability policies per material topic