IFRS S1 & S2 Readiness Assessment
Find out how prepared your organisation is for the ISSB's sustainability and climate disclosure standards. A deterministic scoring engine measures your maturity across all four pillars; AI then turns that score into an executive summary, country context, and a prioritised action plan.
22–26 questions · 6–8 minutes · Regulatory regimes mapped for 60+ countries
How It Works
A structured diagnostic that turns your current disclosure practice into a score, a gap list, and a sequenced plan.
Answer the questionnaire
22–26 questions covering the four IFRS pillars plus your company profile. The path adapts to your sector, jurisdiction, and listing status, so you only see what applies to you.
Receive your readiness score
A deterministic score out of 100, broken down by pillar, by standard (S1 and S2 separately), and by disclosure topic — plotted on a maturity quadrant against your regulatory exposure.
Act on the AI-assisted analysis
AI turns your results into an executive summary, pillar-by-pillar commentary, and a prioritised action plan — each action tagged by severity and time horizon, from 0–3 months to 12+ months. Download the full report as a PDF.
Why Take the Assessment?
Adoption timelines are tightening across major markets. Knowing your starting position is what makes the next 12 months plannable.
Know where you stand
A pillar-by-pillar diagnostic that separates IFRS S1 (general sustainability disclosures) from IFRS S2 (climate-related disclosures), so you can see which standard is holding you back.
Calibrated to your jurisdiction
Adoption status and first reporting dates differ sharply by country. The assessment maps regulatory regimes for 60+ countries — including all 27 EU member states — and weights urgency accordingly.
Sector-specific requirements
IFRS S2 Appendix B sets industry-based disclosure requirements. The questionnaire surfaces the topics that apply to your sector rather than a generic checklist.
A defensible starting point
The score is deterministic, not a black box — the same answers always produce the same result, and AI is used to explain that score rather than to generate it. Use the output to brief your board, scope a gap-closure programme, or build a reporting roadmap.
The Four IFRS Pillars
Shared by both IFRS S1 and IFRS S2, and scored separately in your report.
Governance
Board oversight of sustainability and climate matters, named executive accountability, incentive linkage, and the cadence of management reporting.
Strategy
Identification of sustainability-related risks and opportunities, scenario analysis, transition planning, and assessment of financial effects.
Risk Management
Processes used to identify, assess, and prioritise sustainability and climate risks, and how far these are integrated into enterprise risk management.
Metrics & Targets
Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas inventory maturity, cross-industry metrics, industry-based metrics under IFRS S2 Appendix B, and target setting.
What You Get
A complete readiness report, available on screen and as a downloadable PDF.
Readiness score
An overall score out of 100 with a maturity tier, plus separate IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 scores.
Pillar breakdown
Governance, Strategy, Risk Management, and Metrics & Targets scored individually.
Maturity quadrant
Your readiness plotted against regulatory exposure to show whether you are Prepared, Exposed, a Leader, or a Laggard.
Disclosure topic heatmap
Topic-level readiness across the S1 and S2 requirements that apply to your sector.
Regulatory timeline
Adoption status, applicable entities, and first reporting dates for your jurisdiction.
AI executive summary
A board-ready narrative of where you stand, written for your sector, size, and jurisdiction.
AI action plan
Your largest gaps ranked, each with a rationale, a severity rating, and a delivery horizon.
PDF export
Download the complete report as a formatted PDF to circulate internally or attach to a board pack.
Shareable link
A private link to your report, live for seven days, so you can share it with colleagues without re-running the assessment.
Deterministic Scoring, AI-Assisted Analysis
Your score is not generated by a language model. It is calculated by a fixed, weighted scoring engine built around the IFRS S1 and S2 requirements — so the same answers always produce the same result. AI is applied afterwards, to explain that score in your context.
Calculated, not generated
The readiness score, pillar breakdown, S1 and S2 sub-scores, topic heatmap, and maturity quadrant are all produced by deterministic logic. They are reproducible and auditable — you can defend them in a board paper.
Tailored to your context
AI drafts the executive summary, the commentary on each of the four pillars, your country and sector context, and the prioritised actions — each tagged with a severity and a delivery horizon.
AI-generated content is based on the responses you provide and is not investment, legal, or compliance advice. Every AI-assisted section of the report is labelled as such.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about IFRS S1 & S2 and how the assessment works.
IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 are the first two sustainability disclosure standards issued by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). IFRS S1 sets out general requirements for disclosing sustainability-related financial information. IFRS S2 covers climate-related disclosures specifically, including industry-based requirements set out in its Appendix B. Both are built on the same four pillars: Governance, Strategy, Risk Management, and Metrics & Targets.
Most people complete it in six to eight minutes. There are around 22 questions, and the questionnaire adapts to your sector, jurisdiction, and listing status so you are not asked about requirements that do not apply to you.
Yes. The assessment and the resulting report are free. You provide your work email to unlock the full report, which includes the regulatory landscape for your jurisdiction, the disclosure topic heatmap, and the prioritised action plan.
Scoring is deterministic and weighted by question importance across the four IFRS pillars. It produces an overall score out of 100, separate scores for IFRS S1 and IFRS S2, a per-pillar breakdown, and a per-topic readiness view. Your position on the maturity quadrant combines that readiness score with the regulatory exposure of your jurisdiction and company profile.
Yes. The assessment maps adoption status across more than 40 jurisdictions, including those where the standards are voluntary or still under consultation. If your jurisdiction has not mandated the standards, the report reflects that and focuses on your voluntary readiness and likely timeline — which matters if you supply, list, or raise capital in markets that have adopted them.
Yes. A full sample report is available without completing the questionnaire, so you can see the readiness gauge, pillar breakdown, maturity quadrant, topic heatmap, gap list, and action plan before deciding to run your own assessment.
Your readiness score is not produced by AI. The score, pillar breakdown, IFRS S1 and S2 sub-scores, disclosure topic heatmap, and maturity quadrant are all calculated by a deterministic scoring engine, so the same answers always produce the same result. AI is applied afterwards to draft the narrative around that score: the executive summary, the commentary on each of the four pillars, your country and sector context, and the prioritised action plan. Every AI-assisted section is labelled in the report, and none of it constitutes investment, legal, or compliance advice.
IFRS S2 consolidates and builds on the TCFD recommendations, so existing TCFD-aligned disclosure gives you a meaningful head start. The questionnaire asks which frameworks you already report under — including BRSR, GRI, TCFD, CDP, SASB, and CSRD/ESRS — and factors that existing disclosure maturity into your score and recommendations.
Ready to Assess Your IFRS S1 & S2 Readiness?
Complete the assessment in under 10 minutes and get a prioritised action plan calibrated to your sector and jurisdiction.