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Caribou supports you with:

Integrated stakeholder engagement
Our software provides integrated tools to efficiently engage key stakeholders—including employees, suppliers, customers, investors, and communities. It supports CSRD/ESRS double materiality assessment methodology by enabling structured consultations to identify impacts, risks, and opportunities (IROs), rate them and provide qualitative feedback. Through surveys, dialogue management, and feedback tracking, the platform ensures transparent documentation, strengthens the credibility of sustainability reporting, and helps align corporate strategy with stakeholder expectations.
Expert guidance
Caribou is built by sustainability experts and guides you step by step through the CSRD/ESRS compliance process. The platform embeds best-practice workflows, expert recommendations, and pre-configured templates aligned with ESRS disclosure requirements to support double materiality assessments, gap analysis, and data collection. With clear explanations for complex topics, Caribou simplifies standard navigation, reduces reliance on external consultants, and enables accurate, efficient preparation of your sustainability statement.


Legal questions on CSRD
Our software helps companies confidently address CSRD-related legal questions, including scope and applicability, phase-in provisions, thresholds, and assurance requirements. With embedded references to the EFRAG implementation guidance, and curated FAQs, the platform enables quick interpretation of regulatory obligations, supports audit-ready documentation, and helps users stay aligned with the evolving legal framework for sustainability reporting.
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What is Double Materiality Analysis (DMA)?
The Double Materiality Analysis (DMA) is the process through which a company identifies material topics to be addressed in sustainability reporting.
Conducting an objective materiality analysis is crucial for sustainability reporting and strategy focus. Relevant stakeholders are consulted on impacts, risks, and opportunities (IROs) across environmental, social and governance matters determined to be material from the impact materiality perspective or the financial materiality perspective or both.
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