CSRDdatareuse:Spanishlivesession
Join our Spanish-language live session and learn how to reuse the sustainability data you already report for CSRD instead of doing the work twice.
From the data you already report to CSRD: do the work once
If CSRD feels like starting from scratch, this session is for you. The most common blocker we see is not the regulation. It is the belief that CSRD means a brand new project, disconnected from everything you already do.
That belief is wrong, and it is expensive. Most companies are already reporting sustainability data somewhere: customer questionnaires, EcoVadis or CDP submissions, voluntary reports, national non-financial reporting, or emissions calculations you run every year. CSRD does not erase that work. The real question is not “where do I begin?” It is “how much of what I already collect can I reuse, and what is the specific gap left to close?”
In 50 minutes, Ana Mateu (Customer Success and CSRD expert) and Jacobo Umbert (CRO and co-founder) at Dcycle will show you, with real company data, how to move from paralysis to a phased plan. We will map what your current reporting already covers, pinpoint the datapoints CSRD adds, and show how to build on what you have instead of collecting everything twice.
What you will learn
- The overlap that already works for you: which environmental, social and governance datapoints from your current reporting carry straight into CSRD
- Where the real gap is: structured double materiality, evidence traceability, the extra granularity CSRD requires, and the ESRS report format
- A “this you have, this you are missing” diagnosis: not a theoretical checklist, but a concrete read of your distance to a compliant report
- How to phase the jump: diagnose the gap first, prioritise, then build on existing data instead of launching an unmanageable project
- One dataset, many frameworks: how to collect data once and reuse it for CSRD, customer questionnaires, ratings and other requests, without doing the same work twice
Who is it for
- Sustainability and ESG managers preparing their first CSRD report on top of reporting they already do
- Finance and reporting teams unsure how much of their current data is reusable and how much work is really left
- Compliance and legal teams mapping the distance between existing reporting and the ESRS
- Directors and founders who want to spread the effort now instead of concentrating it at the worst possible moment
- Any company that has invested in sustainability reporting and wants to protect that investment
Agenda
- The “starting from zero” paralysis: why the fear is understandable, and why it is misplaced
- Your data and CSRD are not different worlds: the real, usable overlap between what you report today and what CSRD asks
- Where the real gap is: double materiality, evidence traceability, granularity and report format
- Making the jump without an unmanageable project: diagnose, prioritise, build on what exists
- Live demo: how Dcycle reuses data you already have for CSRD reporting through automated data collection
- Q&A: open questions on reusing your data for CSRD
This session runs in Spanish.
Executive summary
The 2026 ESRS are now final text. Here is what actually changes.
The revised ESRS were published in the EU Official Journal on 21 September 2026 and enter into force on 10 November. They apply from January 2027 to companies with more than 1,000 employees and €450M in turnover.
What changes is not what you report, it is how much
- Mandatory datapoints: down 60%, from around 1,100 to 292.
- Double materiality: can now be done top-down, splitting topics into IROs, instead of analyzing IRO by IRO.
- Repeated narratives: policies, actions and targets are described once in ESRS 2, not in every topical standard.
- Moratorium: E4 (biodiversity) and S2-S4 can be skipped in your first two reporting years, for every company, not just small ones.
- Same language as the rest of the world: closer alignment with the GHG Protocol and ISSB.
Where there is no relief
- Emissions are not simplified: Scope 1, 2 and 3 stay as they are, with Scope 3's significant categories following the GHG Protocol's own Scope 3 standard. You still have to choose and justify your consolidation boundary.
- Your value chain still forces you to estimate: if suppliers under 1,000 employees cannot give you the data, you have to calculate it yourself, with a documented methodology.
- The moratorium is not free: to skip E4 or S2-S4 you need double materiality already done, and you have to justify the omission.
- Everything left standing goes to assurance: every datapoint that remains has to be traceable to its source.
The real deadline: 14 weeks, not 14 months
By 1 January 2027 you need the gap analysis (starting in October, against the 21 September text) and double materiality done, plus FY2027 budget approved. From that date you only collect what is missing. If your double materiality is already done, what changes is the datapoint count: from 783 to 292.
If you already report under ESRS, you are not starting from zero
The data you already collect for your carbon footprint (Scope 1, 2 and 3), EcoVadis, CDP, the EU Taxonomy (Article 8), your ISO certifications, PPWR or supplier risk feeds straight into CSRD. Nothing new to collect.
If your company has under 1,000 employees
Spain's Law 11/2018 still applies to you. And from 1 January 2027, the Voluntary Standard (VSME) becomes the language your large customers and your bank will ask for, even where CSRD does not apply directly. It is what stops fifteen customers sending you fifteen different questionnaires.
Attended the webinar? Download the sample plan, the presentation and the FAQ on the attendee resources page.
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