What is VSME?
VSME is the voluntary sustainability reporting standard from EFRAG for non-listed SMEs. The sample follows that standard, including the basic and comprehensive modules.
Banks and large customers like ČEZ, Orlen or Slovnaft ask suppliers for an ESG report. Without it you face a higher interest rate or lose the contract. We'll prepare it for you to the VSME standard.
Companies with 50–200 employees and €2–50 million turnover, supplying a corporation or financed by a bank.
Without the report, the bank prices the credit higher.
The customer scores you as a supplier. A weak score can cost you the contract.
Three pages from the sample: the carbon footprint, the ESG figures, and the policies.



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Most companies have the finished report in 2–4 weeks.
1
We start from the invoices, headcount and policies you already keep.
2
We calculate Scope 1 and 2 emissions and write the VSME disclosures.
3
You get the report to send to the bank or the customer.
VSME is the voluntary sustainability reporting standard from EFRAG for non-listed SMEs. The sample follows that standard, including the basic and comprehensive modules.
CSRD is mandatory reporting for large companies. VSME is the shorter standard a bank or customer can ask a smaller supplier to use when that supplier is outside the CSRD scope.
Data collection, the calculation and the finished report usually take 2–4 weeks.
The published ESG reporting plan is €300 per report. If your scope is different, we confirm the price on a call.
The request does not come from a US regulator. It comes from your bank or from a customer such as ČEZ, Orlen or Slovnaft. Those buyers still ask suppliers for a VSME report, including after the EU narrowed who must report under CSRD.
Tell us which bank or customer is waiting. We will prepare it to the VSME standard.