Reconciled E1 datapoints
The E1 datapoints are computed from validated activity data, with reconciliations run in code — not assembled by hand in a workbook.
CSRD · ESRS E1 climate disclosure
An ESRS E1 disclosure built from your data, not a spreadsheet.
Terrametri produces a reconciled ESRS E1 climate disclosure from validated activity data — with an XBRL instance validated against the ESRS taxonomy, an auditor evidence package, and four-eyes attestation on every figure. Each number traces to its records and the exact factor version.
What you get
From validated activity to a defensible E1 disclosure.
XBRL validated against the ESRS taxonomy
The export is produced by the product’s own path and validated against the official ESRS taxonomy, so the tagged concepts are real, not hand-written.
Auditor evidence package
A content-hashed evidence pack ties each figure to its contributing records, the exact factor version, and the person who signed it — the assurer’s path.
The discipline
Built to refuse a plausible wrong answer.
Period-correct factors are enforced; nothing is silently zero; a held or stale record blocks the signature; and where the taxonomy has no home for a datapoint, the export says so rather than inventing a mapping. The same engine also produces your UK packaging EPR filing and fleet emissions.
Questions
ESRS E1 reporting, answered
What does the ESRS E1 output include?
A reconciled E1 climate disclosure built from validated activity data, an XBRL instance validated against the ESRS taxonomy, and a content-hashed auditor evidence package that ties each figure to its records and the exact factor version.
How are the figures assured against error?
Reconciliations run in code rather than by hand; a figure with nothing behind it reads 'not reported' rather than 0; and a reviewer who did not prepare the numbers attests them. Signing freezes the figures — any later change to the underlying data invalidates the signature.
What does the platform deliberately not claim?
Where the taxonomy has no proper home for a datapoint, the export says so rather than inventing a mapping; and without a valid legal entity identifier the filing stays a preview. The system is built to refuse a plausible wrong answer rather than to overstate completeness.
See an E1 disclosure trace to its source.
We’ll run a disclosure end to end — ingestion to a validated XBRL export and evidence pack — on data that looks like yours.