London-based Carbon management platform Zevero on Tuesday launched an artificial intelligence-powered tool to simplify and accelerate environmental, social and governance reporting for businesses navigating complex global disclosure frameworks.
The company said in a statement that the new ESG Disclosure Reporting solution is designed to ease the burden of sustainability compliance by automating data extraction from internal documents and enabling high-accuracy reporting aligned with frameworks such as B Corp, Carbon Disclosure Project and the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.
Zevero said its tool, backed by expert validation, cuts reporting time by more than 40 percent while maintaining over 90 percent data accuracy. It supports over 100 languages and auto-generates draft responses to qualitative and quantitative questions, tailored to specific disclosure standards.
“We created this offering to eliminate the complexity and inefficiency that teams face when reporting ESG performance,” said Shigeo Taniuchi, CEO of Zevero. “By streamlining the entire process, we’re enabling growing businesses to meet their obligations confidently and with far less effort.”
Meeting Regulatory Demands with Scalable Tech
The launch comes amid mounting regulatory pressure and investor scrutiny over corporate sustainability disclosures, prompting firms to seek scalable and efficient solutions to meet rising demands.
Unlike traditional ESG reporting methods that often require manual input or external consultants, Zevero’s solution is designed to be agile and scalable, allowing teams of any size to manage reporting cycles with improved consistency and speed.
“Our customers — from fast-growing consumer brands to global manufacturers — told us they needed a simpler way to manage ESG reporting,” Taniuchi said. “We’re proud to offer a solution that’s fast, accurate, and accessible to teams of any size.”
The ESG Disclosure Reporting tool builds on Zevero’s broader platform, which helps companies track carbon emissions and develop climate strategies. The company, which serves clients in over 20 countries, currently manages more than 100 million kilograms of CO₂ equivalent annually.
