Build stakeholder trust with an intuitive platform for ESG data collection, collaboration, and reporting.
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Coolset helps you centralize ESG data and turn it into clear, actionable reports.









Coolset brings supply chain compliance and carbon and ESG reporting into one platform. Start with one requirement and add others on the same platform. Documents that you upload once are available in every module.
Supply chain compliance: Tools for the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and the EU Timber Regulation (EUTR). Coolset collects supplier data, validates supplier documents and keeps every decision traceable. Our team supports suppliers directly.
Carbon and ESG reporting: Scope 1-3 emissions measurement with TÜV-certified methodology, and guided reporting for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), the EU Taxonomy, the Voluntary SME standard (VSME) and EcoVadis.
Both groups share the same supporting capabilities:
Cross-team collaboration: Internal teams, suppliers and partners work in one place, with clear owners and tasks.
Data collection and visualization: Dashboards and reports that show what is complete and what is missing.
Auditable reporting: Audit-ready reports with guided templates, smart data autofills and linked supporting evidence.
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VSME stands for Voluntary sustainability reporting standard for SMEs and aims to standardize sustainability reporting across environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters to promote transparency and corporate responsibility. It is a reporting framework established by the EU.
It’s a voluntary, streamlined ESG reporting framework. Even if you’re no longer legally required to report, ESG transparency remains a key competitive advantage as expectations from stakeholders continue to rise.
It depends on your company’s strategy and market position. Companies competing on a European or global level often stick with CSRD to maintain credibility and a competitive edge, especially now that audit requirements have been removed, lowering compliance costs.
For businesses that struggled with CSRD timelines or lack the scale to support full compliance, VSME offers a simpler alternative while still demonstrating sustainability commitment. It also provides a standardized way to share ESG data with investors, banks, and enterprise customers.
It is particularly useful for SMEs that:
The VSME Basic module is a simplified ESG reporting standard for SMEs, focused on core disclosures like energy use, workforce, and basic governance. It’s designed to be practical and easy to apply with limited resources.
The Comprehensive module builds on this with more detailed reporting requirements, including climate transition plans, business strategy, and sector-specific data. You have to complete the Basic module first before moving to the Comprehensive one.
Yes, reporting under the Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for SMEs (VSME) is designed to be significantly more cost-effective than full CSRD compliance.
One of the main savings comes from the absence of a mandatory audit, which under CSRD can cost between €50,000 and €150,000. VSME also requires less complex data collection, fewer disclosures, and a simplified reporting process - reducing the workload for internal teams and lowering the need for external consultants. This makes it a proportional alternative for growing companies that are not (yet) in the scope for CSRD.
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Yes. Coolset ships a public REST API covering emissions, supply chain, EUDR, and account data. Teams commonly use it to sync transaction data from Netsuite, SAP, or their data warehouse into Coolset and to push audit-ready figures back into internal BI dashboards.
Yes. Our MCP (Model Context Protocol) server exposes Coolset's carbon, supply chain, and EUDR data as tools any MCP-compatible AI client can use. Ask an agent to surface missing CSRD evidence, reconcile supplier emissions, or draft a DDS summary, and the data stays in your workspace.