Challenges in ESG Reporting Accessibility and Distribution Traditional distribution methods, such as PDF documents and printed copies has limited accessibility, particularly in the digital age where online access is prevalent. Lack of Real-Time Updates Static reports fail to capture real-time changes in sustainability performance, hindering the ability to communicate the latest information. Limited Interactivity Stakeholders are unable to engage with the data and explore different levels of detail in static reports, limiting their ability to derive meaningful insights. Constrained Data Visualization Static reports often lack dynamic data visualizations, making it challenging to present complex ESG data in a visually engaging and digestible format. Restricted Integration Static reports lack integration capabilities with other systems or platforms, hindering the ability to seamlessly exchange information across different reporting channels. Cost and Resource Intensiveness Creating and distributing static reports can be resource-intensive and costly, particularly for organizations with limited financial or human resources.