Achilles, a global supply chain risk and performance management firm, has unveiled Achilles Comply360, a new enterprise software solution designed to simplify and automate non-financial reporting, including environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosures.
The platform aims to address the growing challenge faced by companies in collecting, validating, and reporting ESG data amidst increasing regulatory and stakeholder demands for transparency. Comply360 offers a unified, configurable system that integrates data collection, automated reporting, project oversight, and alignment with leading sustainability frameworks—all built with audit-readiness in mind.
“Sustainability reporting is no longer optional for many organisations, but it remains a resource-heavy, fragmented process,” said Mark Chamberlain, VP of Product and Insights at Achilles. “Comply360 is designed to give enterprises the confidence, accuracy and structure they need to meet their reporting obligations efficiently and consistently, without increasing internal burden.”
The software integrates with ERP systems and third-party tools, as well as Achilles’ own platforms—Carbon Accounting and Supply Chain 360. It uses AI technology from Achilles’ InfoControl division to extract data from documents and auto-populate structured and narrative disclosures.
Comply360 supports major reporting frameworks including the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), and can be tailored to meet sector-specific or investor-led requirements. It also includes a built-in carbon estimator using GHG emission factors and can be expanded with Achilles Carbon Reporting for deeper automation.
The platform allows for task assignment by data point, section, or topic, and provides collaborative tools and performance dashboards to improve transparency and coordination across teams.
Available in 10 languages, Comply360 can be implemented based on a company’s materiality assessment and sustainability priorities.
