Cority Review

Cority delivers carbon and ESG reporting as part of CorityOne — a converged platform spanning environmental, health, safety, quality and sustainability management.

Its differentiator is integration: emissions data sits next to operational EHS data, so heavy-industry organisations can tie factory-floor compliance directly into corporate sustainability reporting.

The platform draws on a large library of time-stamped emission factors and adds Cortex AI for voice-to-text, image interpretation and document analysis, alongside granular role-based permissions and configurable workflows.

Cority's acquisition of Greenstone folded a dedicated ESG/carbon disclosure capability into the wider suite, deepening its corporate reporting reach.

Cority calculates Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions across the value chain — including supplier and investment emissions — which provides the underlying numbers a SECR disclosure requires.

As an enterprise EHS/ESG platform with a global footprint, UK statutory SECR output (Companies Act 2006 s414C format and energy-use reporting) is delivered through configuration rather than a one-click native template.

Enterprise-grade audit trails, role-based permissions and data lineage support assurance and align well with the documentation expectations of UK SRS S2 preparation.

The strongest fit is organisations that already need broad EHS and quality compliance, not those seeking a lightweight SECR-only filing.

Cority is built for large, regulated, asset-heavy organisations — manufacturing, mining, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and healthcare — where occupational health and EHS depth justify an enterprise platform.

For these sectors, the ability to connect carbon and ESG reporting to operational compliance data in one system is the decisive advantage.

Implementation for an enterprise deployment typically runs in the order of 14–22 weeks depending on scope, integrations and data maturity (vendor/advisory estimate, not a guaranteed timeline).

It is correspondingly heavier than purpose-built SME carbon tools — organisations without broad EHS needs may find a lighter platform faster to adopt.