DAMEN uses the IntegrityNext platform to measure supplier performance and strategically focus its efforts where they matter most.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) marks a major shift in how companies disclose and assure non-financial information. It aims to improve the comparability, consistency, and transparency of ESG data by aligning with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). This directive enhances accountability and helps stakeholders, investors, and regulators assess sustainability performance, making ESG a core part of business strategy across the European market.
How IntegrityNext can help
We provide an end-to-end solution to simplify the CSRD journey. We enable stakeholder engagement documentation, automate a double materiality assessment drawing on a wealth of reliable ESG data. All ESRS requirements are centralized and clearly mapped to the Sustainable Development Goals. And we generate CSRD-compliant reporting fit for external assurance.
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Documentation of key stakeholder inputs for double materiality assessment
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Country and industry mapping for own business units and suppliers
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Automated risk analysis drawing on IntegrityNext's wealth of robust ESG data for the identification of all material ESRS topics, disclosure requirements and data points
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Upload of required ESG data for own business units
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Integration of value chain ESG data
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CSRD-compliant reporting covering all ESRS processes and data points
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Efficient management of all ESRS reporting requirements in a single platform
Why IntegrityNext
With our solution, you can meet CSRD requirements with confidence and efficiency, enabling you to focus on strategic tasks and on embedding sustainability throughout your organization.
Automation
IntegrityNext runs mostly automated and is particularly resource-friendly for you.
Materiality Assessment Support
IntegrityNext helps you identify the topics and impacts material to your business.
Data Collection Made Easy
IntegrityNext provides an easy-to-use one-stop shop for data collection across your supply chain.
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Webinar
September 24, 2026
Climate Week Executive Briefing: Quantifying EUDR Risk Across Complex Supply Chains
In alignment with Climate Week NYC, this executive webinar will show procurement, supply chain, sustainability, risk, compliance, and finance leaders how to evaluate EUDR exposure through a business lens.
Research
September 24, 2026
Global Supply Chain Resilience Study 2026
The Global Supply Chain Risk & Resilience Study 2026 explores how companies across international markets manage sustainability-related risks and strengthen resilience. Based on insights from more than 600 professionals, it reveals regional differences, emerging best practices, the growing role of AI, and opportunities to turn sustainability into measurable business value.
Research
September 23, 2026
Supply Chain Resilience in Europe | 2026 Study
This report is based on responses from nearly 400 procurement, sustainability, and compliance professionals and executives across Europe. It forms part of a global study with more than 600 participants and explores how companies manage sustainability risks, strengthen supply chain resilience, and use AI effectively in risk management. The analysis highlights key success factors, implementation gaps, and the shift from regulatory compliance to more proactive risk management.