
More and more companies in Bulgaria are trying to implement ESG reporting but are facing an unexpected obstacle – data chaos. Collecting, verifying, and consolidating environmental, social, and governance information often turns out to be more difficult than implementing the ESG strategy itself.
The data is scattered — across different departments, systems, and providers.
There is no unified standard for measuring and comparing ESG indicators.
Manual data entry leads to errors, delays, and a lack of transparency.
Many companies are unsure which data is actually mandatory under the upcoming European requirements (CSRD, ESRS, etc.).
Identify Your Data Sources – energy consumption, waste, human resources, finance, etc.
Automate Data Collection – use digital solutions that consolidate ESG data in real time.
Verify Data Accuracy – implement control mechanisms and conduct regular internal audits.
Establish a Clear Accountability Process – define who submits, verifies, and publishes the data.
A chaotic ESG process not only delays certification but can also lead to inaccurate reports and regulatory penalties. Companies that establish a clear ESG data flow gain a strategic advantage — faster reporting, accurate metrics, and increased trust from investors and clients
The Solution
ESG reporting shouldn’t be a burden — it should be a tool for growth. With the right organization and a reliable software partner, your ESG data can become your strength, not your weakness.