Which ESG regulations actually apply to your company?

CSRD, CSDDD, California SB 253, UK SECR, ISSB, SEBI BRSR- the list keeps growing, and the requirements keep changing.

Stop second guessing which ESG regulations apply to you with a 3 minutes quiz that answers which regulations apply to you, which don’t and which to keep an eye on.

10+ major frameworks

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How the assessment works

1. Tell us about your company

Which jurisdictions you operate in, company size, listing status and sector.

2. We cross-check every framework

CSRD, CSDDD, California SB 253, UK SECR, ISSB, SEBI BRSR and more- we cross-check the requirements.

3. Get your compliance map

Every framework labelled Highly Probable, May Apply or Monitor Changes, organised jurisdiction by jurisdiction.

What the labels actually mean

Highly Probable

Your profile clearly clears the adopted thresholds and scope triggers for that framework. Focus on these first.

May Apply

One or more criteria depend on interpretation, listing status, supply-chain relationships, or pending enforcement guidance.

Monitor Changes

These don't apply to you today, but could on a foreseeable timeline- should track rather than act on them.

Covers multi-jurisdiction complexity

  • Overlap flagged automatically- companies in 4 jurisdictions trigger 3-6 overlapping frameworks that all want similar climate data and governance documentation.
  • Organised results, not four projects- the results are organised to help you design a single control set that feeds every framework you're exposed to.
  • Reflects the Omnibus Directive- CSRD scope, CSDDD due-diligence boundaries and assurance timelines all reflect the new changes.
  • A downloadable PDF report-that can be easily shared with your team. Additional consultancy services are also available.

Frequently asked questions

Sustainability leads, compliance officers, legal teams, finance teams and investor relations staff at mid-to-large companies who need to know which ESG reporting and due-diligence rules apply- who don’t want to spend weeks mapping every regulation themselves.

Even though several domain experts have verified the accuracy of the results- you should still treat this as a shortlisting tool, not a legal opinion.  “Highly Probable” results should still be confirmed by a consultant before you build reporting processes around them. The assessment is designed to get you to that conversation faster, not replace it. And if you are looking for an ESG consultant to help you understand your liability, you can easily talk to one here

This is actually the strongest use case for the tool. Multi-jurisdiction companies often discover they can meet 3-6 overlapping frameworks with one shared data architecture instead of running parallel compliance projects for each one.

Yes. All EU framework thresholds reflect the formally adopted Omnibus Directive from February 2026- including the narrower CSRD scope, the removal of the limited-to-reasonable assurance transition, and the CSDDD due-diligence boundary. We update regulatory data every few days for consistent accuracy.

Pick your top 2–3 “Highly Probable” frameworks and run a formal threshold-validation exercise with an ESG consultant before spending on data systems or software. Verifying first is cheaper than building first and finding out complications later.

No. It’s a scoping and prioritisation tool meant to get your team past the blank-page problem and into a productive conversation with counsel faster- it’s not a substitute for qualified legal review.

Already know which ESG regulations apply to you? Check your assurance readiness next.

Knowing which frameworks apply is step one. Step two is knowing whether you’re actually ready for the assurance they require- and what needs to be fixed first.

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How we maintain this assessment

We track threshold changes, new enforcement guidance and scope narrowing across every framework in the tool, and incorporate confirmed changes within 30 days.

Disclaimer: this is a scoping tool, not legal advice. Always confirm applicability of any framework with qualified counsel before acting on it.

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