Australian mid-market companies face a new mandatory obligation — and the existing paths to meeting it are broken. Hire a Big 4 firm and spend $50–100K+ on advisory fees, manual data collection, and a report that may not hold up under limited assurance. Or buy a carbon accounting platform and discover it stops at the emissions number, leaving the actual disclosure work — materiality, scenario analysis, the report, assurance coordination, lodgement — entirely to you.
Clarius was built to run the whole obligation.
We call it Job-as-a-Service. AI agents do the heavy lifting across a nine-gate compliance workflow — gap analysis, materiality assessment, emissions ingestion, risk scenario analysis, report generation, external assurance coordination, director sign-off, and ASIC lodgement. Your team holds judgment and approval at every gate that carries liability.
This isn't a dashboard you configure. It's a workflow that delivers. The audit trail — every gate transition, every approval, every declaration — is built in from day one, designed to satisfy ASSA 5010 limited assurance requirements before your auditors ask.
Group 2 entities — those with revenue over $500M, assets over $1B, or more than 500 employees — face their first mandatory lodgement in October 2026. Group 3 entities follow from 2027. Clarius is priced and designed for mid-market scale: one annual fee based on your ASRS group, no hourly billing, no scope creep.
Clarius is built specifically for the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards. Every output references AASB S2 requirements directly. Director declarations are generated under the correct Corporations Act provisions — s296A(6) and, during the FY2025–2027 transitional period, the modified s1707C reasonable-steps declaration. The platform is hosted entirely on Microsoft Azure infrastructure in the Australia East region.
For partnership enquiries, design-partner applications, or general questions, contact us at hello@clariusonline.com.
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