Verify a number once. Use it everywhere.
The same emissions figure is asked for by six frameworks in six different shapes. Most teams answer it six times, from six spreadsheets, and hope the six answers match. Collect it once, verify it once, and let every questionnaire draw on the same value.
Every number your company has, with the person who stands behind it
A data point is not a cell. It carries a parameter, a unit, a reporting year, the document it came from, and a named verifier who approved it. Until somebody approves it, nothing can draft with it.
Illustration with sample data, not a product screenshot
The number comes out of the document, with the page still attached
Point at a file and the figures inside it are pulled out as data points, each one keeping the page it came from. You are not retyping numbers into a form. You are approving what a document already says.
The org chart is not admin. It is the input.
Which rules apply, which figures consolidate, which currency a number is in: all of it comes from your structure. Parent, holding entities and legal entities, each with revenue, assets and headcount against a reporting year.
One restatement, and everywhere it landed knows about it
A figure gets restated late in the cycle. That is normal. What is not normal is finding out in March which paragraphs and which questionnaires were built on the old one. Every place the value was used is linked, so the change travels.
The rest of the cycle
See how LoneReport works, end to end
A walkthrough of the full cycle, from the rules that apply to you through to a filed report. We’ll focus on the parts that matter most to your team.
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