Generate Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reports that meet Companies Act requirements — with every figure traced back to source data.
Qualifying organisations must disclose energy use and carbon emissions in their annual directors' report. For many sustainability teams, SECR reporting is a last-minute scramble — pulling numbers from multiple workbooks, chasing sign-offs, and reformatting tables to match the required narrative structure. Late or inaccurate submissions risk reputational damage and regulatory scrutiny.
Key energy and emissions figures are finalised weeks after the financial year closes, compressing the reporting window.
Each reporting cycle produces a slightly different table layout, making year-on-year comparison difficult.
Multiple stakeholders — finance, facilities, sustainability — must approve figures before publication, often via email.
The qualitative narrative on energy-efficiency actions is frequently an afterthought, risking non-compliance.
Purpose-built capabilities — not generic templates you have to work around.
Auto-populate the mandatory disclosure table with UK energy use (kWh), global GHG emissions (tCO₂e), and intensity ratios.
A built-in checklist ensures every SECR requirement is addressed before the report is marked as complete.
Route the draft report through sustainability, finance, and legal reviewers with deadline-tracked tasks.
Automatically display prior-year figures alongside current data for transparent trend reporting.
Import approved Scope 1 and 2 totals, UK energy consumption, and intensity metrics from the calculation workflow.
Auto-fill the mandatory disclosure table, intensity ratio, and methodology statement.
Draft the energy-efficiency actions narrative using guided prompts and prior-year content.
Send the completed draft through sustainability, finance, and board-level sign-off stages.
Generate the approved report in a format ready for inclusion in the directors' report.
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SECR applies to quoted companies, large unquoted companies, and LLPs that meet two of three thresholds: 250+ employees, £36m+ turnover, or £18m+ balance sheet total.
SwiftCase generates the SECR disclosure content — tables, intensity ratios, and narrative text — in a format your legal or company secretarial team can insert into the annual report.
Yes. Reporting periods are fully configurable. Most clients align to their financial year-end, but calendar-year and custom periods are also supported.
You choose the denominator — revenue, FTE, floor area, or a custom metric. SwiftCase calculates the ratio automatically and displays it alongside prior-year comparisons.
See how SwiftCase auto-populates disclosure tables, tracks approvals, and ensures every mandatory field is completed before submission.
