Wolters Kluwer is uniquely positioned within the highly fragmented ESG software market to support large companies expedite and empower their ESG journey. We know that meeting stakeholder demand for investor-grade data requires reliable, integrated, standardized automation. Our advanced, cloud-based technologies bring clarity to complexity by helping organizations collect, report, analyze and assure the accuracy of financial and non-financial reporting, so ESG can be transformed into a competitive advantage.
ESG, EHS and ORM for Large Companies
Our Enablon platform helps organizations protect worker safety, enhance sustainability, manage risks, stay compliant, improve corporate governance, and identify opportunities to elevate Environmental Health & Safety (EHS), Operational Risk Management (ORM), and ESG performance.
ESG for the Finance Function
Our CCH Tagetik Corporate Performance Management platform helps the Office of Finance manage enterprise business at scale, by streamlining financial processes, accelerating the financial close, enhancing decision-making with extended planning, and facilitating compliance with evolving financial and ESG regulations.
ESG for Audit Management
Our TeamMate audit management platform provides assurance to internal audit teams by streamlining audit workflow for financial and ESG data, improving productivity and cross-functional collaboration, connecting information from critical business systems, and delivering data-driven insights to organizational leaders.
ESG & Climate Risk Management for Banks
Our OneSumX solution suite addresses the tactical and strategic needs of finance, risk management, performance, compliance, ESG and regulatory reporting business areas of financial institutions.
Wolters Kluwer named a Leader in EHS software by independent research firm
Wolters Kluwer is recognized as a Leader with the strongest market momentum among all global providers of EHS software in the Verdantix Green Quadrant: EHS Software 2025 report.
Why the increased focus on ESG?
Investors, consumers, analysts, employees, and other key stakeholders have long looked at financial metrics as key indicators of a business’s operational health. Now, those same stakeholders are demanding companies make – and keep – strategic commitments to advance social responsibility and environmental stewardship, too. That’s because investors and analysts increasingly report strong correlations among ESG performance, business value, and operational performance. ESG performance is also an increasingly important factor when it comes to driving employee retention and engagement – and consumer trust and confidence, too.
ESG reporting: what are the challenges?
Today’s businesses are expected – and sometimes required – to report and comply with myriad of inconsistent and ever-evolving ESG regulations. They’re also faced with the overwhelming task of centralizing and standardizing non-financial ESG data from a multitude of internal and third-party sources.
Just like financial reporting, effective ESG reporting requires multiple corporate regions, functions and businesses to rise above their siloes to work together to collect and report ESG data, analyze that data to identify and manage risks, and assure its accuracy. That kind of true collaboration and integration can only happen with the support of digital transformation: technologies that can break down siloes, bring clarity to complexity, and assure the traceability and auditability of ESG data.Study - The state of ESG & Sustainability Reporting – Challenges, tools and outlook
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The success of your Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance program starts with data.
ESG strategy
Automate the collection of ESG data and embed ESG into your strategic business decisions and operations.
Download ESG BrochureThe ABCs of ESG reporting
What are ESG and sustainability reports, why are they important, and what do CFOs need to know.
Read the The ABCs of ESG ReportingTo thrive, organizations now must efficiently collect, report, analyze and assure the accuracy of their data. And that means business leaders must evolve – quickly. C-suite leaders and their teams will succeed if they focus on these five priorities:
Understand that the complexity of their roles will continue to grow exponentially.
They’ll have even more data at their fingertips, more questions to ask and answer, and a greater need to plan for multiple scenarios.
Spend far less time producing and maintaining historical records of financial, corporate and ESG performance.
Their focus will shift toward leveraging real time data to shape future business outcomes. In doing so, they’ll be better positioned to serve as a well informed driving force behind corporate strategic decision making.
Their focus will shift toward leveraging real time data to shape future business outcomes. In doing so, they’ll be better positioned to serve as a well informed driving force behind corporate strategic decision making.
Collaborate — with both internal and external partners.
They will fill gaps in knowledge and insist on identifying and implementing best process workflows and technologies that can help drive business performance forward.
They will fill gaps in knowledge and insist on identifying and implementing best process workflows and technologies that can help drive business performance forward.
Stay ahead of exponential change by leading with a digital-first mindset.
They'll recognize that continually investing in, and optimizing the use of, flexible, cloud based technology is essential to being able to analyze the massive data sets that are required to effectively navigate change and make informed ESG and business decisions.
They'll recognize that continually investing in, and optimizing the use of, flexible, cloud based technology is essential to being able to analyze the massive data sets that are required to effectively navigate change and make informed ESG and business decisions.
Build integrated finance, sustainability, ESG, IT and business teams.
They will surround themselves not just with traditional functional expertise, but with technologists, data analysts and strategic, forward thinkers who can leverage technology to identify trends, solve problems and collaborate with multiple stakeholders.
They will surround themselves not just with traditional functional expertise, but with technologists, data analysts and strategic, forward thinkers who can leverage technology to identify trends, solve problems and collaborate with multiple stakeholders.
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What is ESG?
Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) factors are used to measure the sustainability and societal impact of an investment in a company or business. The analysis of the three criteria provides an indication of the future financial performance of a company, including return and risk.
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What are the ESG Policies & Regulations?
ESG regulations have landed on the desk of major authorities. The EU is leading the way with the EU taxonomy, Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, and New Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive all recently effective. Even in regions where compliance is not yet mandatory, many companies are voluntarily adopting ESG frameworks in order to demonstrate an early commitment to investors, consumers, and other stakeholders.