Atlas Metrics

Atlas Metrics operates a B2B software platform for collecting, managing, analyzing and reporting non-financial and ESG data. The product is positioned as "infrastructure for non-financial data" built for private markets, connecting data across a company's own operations, its portfolio and its value chain, and covering a four-step workflow of collect, analyze, act and report. Customers can mirror their organizational structure in the system, unite internal data sources with external value-chain data, and build custom metrics that aggregate data from multiple sources into a single reporting and management record. The company emphasizes bank-grade security, compliance and auditability [0][1].

Core capabilities include AI-assisted reporting that pre-fills templates and suggests answers to reduce reporting cycles; a Gross Value Added (GVA) model that quantifies economic impact, value creation, employment and tax for financial institutions and is aligned with CSRD and Pillar 3; and portfolio-wide visibility that unifies climate, transition and financial risks. The platform supports automated compliance with a broad set of sustainability frameworks, including GRI, the Deutscher Nachhaltigkeitskodex, the Swiss Code of Obligations, European Investment Fund requirements, SFDR, CSRD, VSME, EMS standards, KfW requirements, the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, PCAF and the Sustainable Development Goals [0][1][3]. In October 2025 the company introduced PCAF analytics for financed emissions on the Atlas platform [4].

Earlier descriptions of the company frame it as building a single source of truth for ESG data, with end-to-end technology to collect, manage and report data in compliance with leading impact standards [2]. Its technical approach was described by its founder as a logic model of "data lego blocks" that tags underlying data so it can be traced and re-expressed across the many coexisting non-financial reporting standards, on the premise that roughly 40% of relevant data sits inside an organization and the remainder in its supply chain, banks and investors [7].