Glossary
CSRD reporting
CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) is an EU directive requiring in-scope companies to report standardised sustainability and ESG information, including emissions from transport.
CSRD broadens and standardises sustainability disclosure across the EU, pushing companies to measure and report environmental impact — including the carbon footprint of freight transport. This makes accurate, per-shipment emissions data a business requirement, not just a nice-to-have.
A TMS supports CSRD readiness by capturing CO2 output per vehicle and trip and producing the structured data needed for ESG reporting.
Frequently asked questions
How does transport data feed CSRD reporting?
Emissions can be calculated per vehicle and per trip from distance, load, and vehicle characteristics. A TMS that records CO2 per trip provides the granular, auditable data ESG and CSRD reporting require.
See CSRD reporting in a real TMS
Transportial puts these concepts to work in one operational platform — planning, tracking, documents, and finance.