Reporting-year energy draw, headquarters site
Environmental · illustrative
Use case
Coming soonRexfin's planning engine (drivers, scenarios, shared definitions) already runs on evidence-grade actuals. We're extending the same filed-to-cited trust chain to environmental, social, and governance metrics, so a sustainability figure carries the same lineage as revenue.
Built on actuals already reconciled from
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Environmental, social, and governance figures are designed to live in the same governed model as financial data, linked to sales, operations, and workforce numbers instead of sitting in a separate deck that never reconciles.
Intensity per business unit
Sustainability lead · flagged for review
Finance ops · figure confirmed
Illustrative model
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Every figure is meant to carry its origin, its edit history, and a reviewable path back to the source document: the same discipline behind Rexfin’s financial actuals today, extended to disclosure reporting as that capability ships.
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A reduction target or a supplier-compliance goal is meant to run as a live scenario against the plan, not a static figure restated once a year.
Target FY2030 · 100% of suppliers with a signed disclosure
Illustrative model
Evidence, not anecdotes
A preview of how an ESG figure would carry the trust chain financial actuals already run on, not a shipped module yet.
Reporting-year energy draw, headquarters site
Environmental · illustrative
Workforce pay-gap ratio, latest cycle
Social · illustrative
Supplier compliance sign-off, top vendor
Governance · illustrative
Extending the same reconciliation and citation discipline to emissions and consumption data.
See the use case Use caseDisclosure output built from the same evidence layer that already grounds financial reporting.
See the use case ArticleWhy the first CSRD assurance opinions are turning on data provenance, not methodology.
Read the articleFrequently asked
ESG-specific ingestion and disclosure reporting are on our roadmap and carry a "Coming soon" label until they ship. The planning engine underneath (drivers, scenarios, shared definitions) already runs in production for financial data.
The same filed → extracted → reconciled → cited → exported discipline used for financial actuals is designed to apply to non-financial ESG metrics, so a sustainability figure would carry the same lineage a revenue figure does today.
That's the intent of the roadmap: reuse the same driver-based scenario engine so an ESG assumption recomputes dependent lines deterministically, the same way a hiring or pricing scenario does today.
No, it's designed to sit in the same governed model and definitions library as the rest of the plan, not a second, disconnected system.
Not yet, and we won’t claim compliance with a named framework until it’s actually built and documented. Today, ESG is described here at capability level and marked "Coming soon."
The same ingestion path already live for financial data (accounting and ERP exports, bank feeds, or uploaded Excel, CSV, and PDF), extended to utility bills, supplier disclosures, and workforce records once that capability ships.
The Analyst agent answers questions over your model and its cited actuals today; ESG-specific data sources are part of the roadmap this page describes.
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