From 2026, large Australian entities are mandated to disclose climate-related financial information under the new AASB S1 and S2 standards. While SMEs are not directly mandated, your large corporate clients are — and they will require this data from their supply chain.
EcoLink bridges this gap. Our automated reports extract the exact data points your corporate partners need for their AASB S2 disclosures — specifically targeting Scope 3 supply chain emissions. We structure your transaction data into a compliant, audit-ready format, ensuring you remain a preferred vendor for Australia's largest companies without needing to hire a sustainability consultant.
If you supply to Lendlease, BHP, Woolworths, or any large ASX-listed company, they will request your emissions data as part of their own AASB S2 submission. SMEs without a carbon report risk removal from approved supplier lists.
AASB S1
Requires large entities to disclose material sustainability-related risks and opportunities that could affect their financial position, performance, and cash flows.
Available on Professional & Enterprise plans.
AASB S2
Requires disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions across Scope 1 (direct), Scope 2 (electricity), and Scope 3 (supply chain). This is the standard most relevant to SME suppliers — and what EcoLink generates automatically.
Included on all plans.
Under the Treasury Laws Amendment (Financial Market Infrastructure and Other Measures) Act 2024, entities must meet at least two of three size criteria (revenue, assets, employees) or be NGER registered to fall in each group.
SMEs below these thresholds are not directly mandated, but will be asked for Scope 3 data by any Group 1–3 customer they supply.