GRI traceability in EINF reports

Clients preparing EINF reports can now trace each data point directly to its corresponding GRI standard, with translated criteria and a direct link to the official GRI PDF, plus an automatic compliance appendix.

What’s new

In the “Data to Report” section of EINF projects, each data point linked to a GRI standard can now be expanded to show the code and title of the criterion, translated into es, en, de, it, fr and pt, along with a direct link to the exact page in the official GRI PDF.

Every EINF report generated now automatically includes the appendix “Compliance Table for Law 11/2018 and Traceability to GRI Standards,” making it easier to demonstrate alignment between the report and GRI criteria.

Known limitation

The link to the GRI PDF currently always opens the document in Spanish, regardless of the account’s configured language. Since EINF is a report type specific to Spain, this is expected to affect very few clients. Support for the PDF in other languages can be added later if needed.

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