Disclosure controls for IFRS S2
Climate figures your auditor can trace.
Every disclosed number keeps the document it came from, who approved it, and a record that cannot be edited afterwards.
Six minutes · no signup · no card
What it is
Three things, done properly.
Software for the disclosure controls behind an IFRS S2 report. Not a carbon calculator, and not a document store.
Structure the disclosure
The standard's 33 disclosure paragraphs arrive as the structure of the cycle, so nothing is missed by omission.
Attach the evidence
Each figure carries the document it came from, hashed on upload, with the person and the moment recorded.
Export what the assurer asks for
One archive containing the disclosures, the activity log, the evidence files and a checksum manifest.
Who it is for
Four people, one disclosure.
The figure is compiled in one place, reviewed in another and signed in a third. The trail is what connects them.
Live, against our production database
Try to edit a record that has been approved.
The button below sends a real UPDATE to the table these rows live in. The database refuses it and prints what it returned.
Four rows from the demo tenant. The attempt you send is appended to the same table and stays there.
Your situation
What changes depending on where you are.
We have no customers to name yet, so rather than invent industry pages, here is what differs by reporting situation.
How it works
Four steps, in the order the work happens.
Pick the reporting instrument and period. The 33 disclosures are created for you.
Upload the invoice, meter read or workbook behind each figure. It is hashed on arrival.
Preparer, reviewer and approver are recorded against a specific version of a figure.
One archive: disclosures, the full activity log, every evidence file, and a manifest.
Why us
Six things that are true of this and not of a spreadsheet.
Built to the standard, not adapted to it
The 33 IFRS S2 disclosure paragraphs are the data model itself, not a template dropped on top of a generic tool.
A record an assurer can test
Approvals, versions and change history are first-class records, each tied to a named person and a moment.
Append-only by construction
UPDATE and DELETE are revoked at database level, including from our own service key. You can test that yourself.
Your spreadsheet still works
Import a workbook, keep working in it, export it back. Every change made on the way through is logged.
Evidence with provenance
Every figure links to the source document it came from, hashed with SHA-256 when it was uploaded.
Priced and published openly
Both tiers and what each includes are on the pricing page. There is no demo gate in front of the number. Four pages set out what to check before booking anything: evaluating Auditably.
The third one is the only claim here you do not have to take on trust. Test it yourself →
The evidence chain
From the invoice to the published figure.
A disclosed number is only as good as the path back to where it came from. Each step in that path is a record: the file, its hash, the calculation, the version, the approval.
A year later, when an assurance provider asks how you arrived at a figure, the answer is a query, not an archaeology project across three inboxes.
Where the guarantee stops
A database owner can still do anything to a database, ours included. What this removes is a class of quiet change, not the operator from your threat model. The trust page sets out the boundary in full.
When it applies to you
Four of the markets we track.
Dates move. Each of these is checked against the regulator's own instrument instead of a secondary summary.
Check your cohort and first period → · or read the 19-jurisdiction tracker.
Discover more
Everything we publish is free and ungated.
No form in front of any of it. Take what is useful; corrections are welcome and we credit them.
Pricing
Two tiers, both published.
You can read the whole price list without talking to anyone. There is no trial; there is a 14-day cancellation right through Paddle.
$399 /mo
One reporting cycle. Full evidence trail and auditor pack.
$799 /mo
Multiple cycles, up to five users, AI drafting assistance.
Start here
Find out where you stand.
Twenty-five questions across the four IFRS S2 pillars, scored against the standard, with a twelve-page report at the end. It takes about six minutes.
No signup · no card · design-partner stage, so you will be talking to the person who built it