About
Greenomy is a comprehensive ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) software platform designed to help businesses transform sustainability data into a strategic asset. Now operating under the Position Green umbrella, the platform offers a single source of truth for all sustainability data, enabling companies to enter data once and reuse it across reporting workflows, integrations, and stakeholder communications. The platform supports a wide range of regulatory and voluntary frameworks including ESRS, VSME, EU Taxonomy, HRDD, SFDR, and GRI, making it particularly relevant for European enterprises navigating complex compliance landscapes. Its AI-powered reporting engine automates data consolidation, generates custom insights, and provides actionable recommendations — all backed by human sustainability expertise. Key capabilities include Scopes 1–3 carbon management with credible decarbonization pathways, supplier data collection and risk evaluation, group reporting for multi-entity organizations, and materiality assessment. The platform features enterprise-grade architecture that adapts to complex organizational structures and reporting setups. Greenomy is built for manufacturing, food and beverage, energy, shipping, retail, real estate, private equity, pharmaceutical, and healthcare sectors. It is ideal for sustainability managers, CFOs, and ESG leads who need to reduce reporting burden, satisfy investor-grade disclosure requirements, and demonstrate the ROI of their sustainability programs.
Key Features
- AI-Powered ESG Reporting: Automates data consolidation, generates custom sustainability insights, and provides recommendations backed by human expertise to save up to 60% of reporting time.
- Multi-Framework Compliance: Supports ESRS, VSME, EU Taxonomy, HRDD, SFDR, and GRI reporting frameworks, kept continuously updated by Europe's leading sustainability experts.
- Scopes 1–3 Carbon Management: Measures, tracks, and reports carbon emissions across all scopes, converting carbon accounting into a credible decarbonization strategy.
- Supplier Sustainability Management: Collects sustainability data from suppliers, evaluates performance, and identifies ESG-related supply chain risks in one centralized workflow.
- Group & Multi-Entity Reporting: Consolidates and tracks sustainability data across multiple business entities, eliminating data silos and providing a single source of truth for enterprise organizations.
Use Cases
- Automating mandatory ESG reporting under ESRS and EU Taxonomy to meet European regulatory deadlines with audit-ready documentation.
- Tracking and reducing carbon emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 as part of a corporate decarbonization strategy.
- Collecting and evaluating supplier sustainability data to identify ESG risks across the supply chain.
- Consolidating ESG, financial, and operational data across multiple business entities for group-level sustainability reporting.
- Preparing investor-grade sustainability disclosures under SFDR to attract ESG-focused capital and build stakeholder trust.
Pros
- Significant Time Savings: Companies report saving up to 60% of ESG reporting time by centralizing data collection and automating consolidation and report generation.
- Comprehensive Framework Coverage: Covers all major European regulatory and voluntary ESG frameworks in one platform, reducing the need for multiple tools or manual compliance tracking.
- Enterprise-Grade Scalability: Modular, flexible design supports complex organizational structures and can scale as reporting requirements evolve or the business grows.
- Integrated Financial & Sustainability Metrics: Merges sustainability, operational, and financial data to demonstrate ESG ROI and connect sustainability efforts directly to business outcomes.
Cons
- Enterprise Pricing: Designed for mid-to-large enterprises with complex reporting needs; likely cost-prohibitive for small businesses or early-stage startups.
- European Regulatory Focus: Framework coverage is heavily oriented toward EU regulations (ESRS, EU Taxonomy, SFDR), which may be less relevant for companies outside Europe.
- Implementation Complexity: Setting up integrations, configuring multi-entity structures, and onboarding large datasets across departments can require significant initial effort.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Greenomy and how does it relate to Position Green?
Greenomy is an ESG software platform that has been integrated into Position Green, a leading European sustainability software and advisory company. The platform retains its core functionality while benefiting from Position Green's expanded sustainability expertise and resources.
Which ESG reporting frameworks does Greenomy support?
Greenomy supports a wide range of frameworks including ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards), VSME, EU Taxonomy, HRDD (Human Rights Due Diligence), SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation), and GRI (Global Reporting Initiative), among others.
How does Greenomy handle carbon emissions tracking?
The platform includes a dedicated Carbon Management module that tracks Scopes 1, 2, and 3 emissions. It enables businesses to measure, report, and decarbonize their operations by converting raw carbon data into credible decarbonization strategies with full audit-readiness.
Can Greenomy integrate with existing business systems?
Yes, Greenomy supports integrations with a variety of apps and systems to enable real-time data visibility. It acts as a centralized sustainability data hub where data entered once can be reused across all reporting workflows and connected platforms.
Which industries is Greenomy designed for?
Greenomy serves a broad range of industries including manufacturing, food and beverage, energy, shipping, retail and e-commerce, real estate, private equity, pharmaceutical, and healthcare sectors.
