One platform for the entire sustainability journey.
- ISO 27001:2022
- SOC 2 Compliant
- GDPR Compliant
- GHG Calculation Validation
Simple. Seamless. With real results.
Coral is an AI-native ESG platform that unifies emissions management, social metrics, and governance reporting — simplifying compliance and driving real climate impact.
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Effortless compliance
Coral automates data ingestion, calculation and Scope 1–3 carbon accounting, with real-time dashboards and decarbonization roadmaps. Slashing reporting time by up to 95% and eliminating manual errors. The platform automatically gathers and organizes your environmental data, then turns it into audit-ready reports. No spreadsheets, no data wrangling. Our platform keeps a constant pulse on fast-moving regulations worldwide, so you stay ahead without the heavy lifting. Aligned with CSRD, GRI, SEC, UAE climate law, and other global frameworks.
Transparent offsets
Coral vets every carbon credit through independent registries and live project data, so you know exactly where your offset dollars go. Our platform ties each tonne reduced to cost savings, regulatory incentives, and increased customer loyalty, making the financial upside unmistakable. Intuitive dashboards reveal real-time performance, turning sustainability from a cost center into a growth engine. With Coral, transparency builds trust and your climate investment comes straight back to the bottom line.
ESG execution with clarity, speed, and control
Explore the platform pillars that turn fragmented sustainability data into confident, audit-ready decisions.
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Automated Accuracy
Spend minutes, not months, on your ESG reporting. Coral’s AI reduces manual data collection time by up to 95%, freeing teams from endless spreadsheets, calculations, and human error. The result is audit-ready precision that builds confidence with regulators, investors, and stakeholders and gives you back time to focus on real climate action.
Compliance Without Complexity
Stay ahead of CSRD, GRI, SEC, and other evolving standards without getting bogged down. Coral automates framework-compliant reporting, delivering accuracy and full compliance every time. That means less wasted effort and more freedom to focus on strategic sustainability goals that move your business forward.
Scope 3 Visibility
Supply chain emissions might often be overlooked, even if they account for the majority of the total footprint. Coral uncovers hidden Scope 3 data directly from invoices and procurement records, cutting through the blind spots. The result is a clearer, more holistic view of your entire value chain that turns complexity into actionable insight.
ROI-Driven Sustainability
Take sustainability from a compliance checkbox to an active investment. Coral models emission reduction initiatives side by side with their financial impact, proving ROI and helping you secure leadership buy-in. By aligning climate action with business performance, ESG becomes a driver of growth, competitiveness, and long-term value creation.
Carbon-First Decisions
Every procurement and investment choice has an emissions cost and Coral makes it visible. By embedding carbon data into day-to-day decisions, we empower greener, smarter, and more cost-effective decisions. The outcome is lower risks, lower spend, and measurable emissions reductions that compound over time.
Secure & Scalable
Data security is non-negotiable when it comes to ESG. Coral is ISO 27001:2022 certified—independently audited and verified to meet international information security standards across our entire platform, APIs, and infrastructure. With SOC 2 and full GDPR compliance, your data is protected by enterprise-grade security. Our platform scales seamlessly across industries and regions, providing resilience and reliability as your ambitions grow.
Everything you need to measure, report and reduce
Accurate carbon data
Automated collection and calculations deliver finance-grade emissions data in real time, cutting manual work and errors almost entirely, for teams.
Full ESG reporting
Go beyond carbon with structured disclosure workflows for Social topics (workforce, supply chain, communities) and Governance (ethics, anti-corruption, tax) — covering GRI and CSRD/ESRS standards.
Carbon reduction insights
AI pinpoints the lowest-cost reduction initiatives for your footprint and targets, transforming sustainability from expense line to profit driver instantly.
Supplier ESG scoring
Evaluate suppliers across six dimensions — environment, social, labour rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement — to strengthen your entire value chain.
Double materiality
Assess both your impact on people and planet, and how ESG factors affect your financial position — built into your reporting workflows.
Plug and play
Pre-built connectors for ERP, accounting, IoT, and travel platforms light up in minutes, so Coral works where your data lives.
What our customers say
We are very impressed with the Coral software. It’s faster, more accurate, and a real game changer for how we collect and analyze data.
Team Principal
Nissan Formula E Team
The ease of use is what we liked most. We could operate from day one, with minimal user interaction needed.
Managing Partner
Financial Capital Firm
I’ve seen 10 platforms this month, Coral is truly the premium one.
Head of ESG
FMCG Manufacturer
We appreciate how intuitive and user-friendly Coral is. It brought huge time savings to our team and improved our sustainability readiness.
Sustainability Lead
E-Commerce Retailer
Who Coral helps:
Thought leadership
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UAE Climate Law: Building a GHG Inventory That Survives a Verifier
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IFRS S1 and S2 in the Gulf: When Sustainability Disclosure Behaves Like Financial Reporting
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Inside Saudi Arabia’s Carbon Market: A 2026 Offset Strategy for Gulf Corporates
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CBAM in 2026: What GCC Steel and Aluminium Exporters Actually Owe
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) entered its definitive regime on 1 January 2026, but a GCC steel or aluminium exporter owes very little in certificate cash for 2026, and nothing is payable until 30 September 2027. What is owed now is verified emissions data. The cost curve looks gentle this year and steepens […]
Healthcare Emissions in the GCC: Anaesthetic Gases, Single-Use, and Pharma Scope 3
Healthcare produces roughly 4.4% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and most of it is indirect. In the GCC, three upstream sources carry a disproportionate share and are routinely left out of measurement: anaesthetic gases vented from operating theatres (Scope 1), single-use devices whose emissions are embedded at manufacture (Scope 3), and imported pharmaceuticals produced outside […]
SBTi’s Net-Zero Standard Version 2: From Ambition to Delivery in the GCC
On 11 June 2026, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) published Version 2.0 of its Corporate Net-Zero Standard, the framework most large companies use to set credible climate targets. The revision marks a change of emphasis rather than of principle. The first version rewarded the ambition of a target. The second is designed to test […]
The Construction Emissions Disclosure Gap: Why Scope 3 Category 1 Feels Impossible for GCC Builders
Scope 3 Category 1, the cradle-to-gate emissions of purchased goods and services such as concrete, steel, and aluminium, accounts for the large majority of a construction company’s carbon footprint and is the most difficult category to report. In the GCC, the gap is wider because the library of verified Environmental Product Declarations is limited and […]
Coral welcomes Mohammed AlNakhi to its Board of Advisors
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Waste-to-Energy in Gulf Cities: Climate Solution or Incineration Greenwashing?
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The Trust Stack: Why ESG Software Has to Earn Three Kinds of Trust
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Stranded Assets in GCC Real Estate: When Climate Risk Becomes Uninsurable
A stranded asset is a building that loses economic value well before the end of its useful life because external conditions shift, whether through physical climate damage, rising insurance costs, or new regulation. In the GCC, all three pressures are converging: the Gulf is warming faster than the global average, the most valuable waterfront stock […]
Coral joins the Google for Startups Accelerator: AI for the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey
Coral is one of 15 startups selected and the only climate and sustainability data infrastructure company in the Google for Startups Accelerator: MENAT cohort. Coral has been selected for the Google for Startups Accelerator: AI for the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey; one of 15 startups in a highly selective cohort of AI-native companies […]
Regenerative Agriculture Credits in the GCC: Beyond Carbon to Soil Health
Regenerative agriculture credits are emerging as a way to fund farming practices that restore soil, improve water retention, reduce chemical dependency and, where properly measured, store more carbon in agricultural land. For the GCC, this is a food security, desertification, water resilience and supply-chain data story. The opportunity is real, but only if credits are […]
LDAR Reconciliation Without Chaos: Turning Leak Logs into Assurance-Ready Proof
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Marketplace Scope 3: Sellers, Goods, and the Data Model for E-commerce Reality in the GCC
The GCC’s marketplace economy is getting bigger, faster, and harder to measure cleanly. Dubai’s Dubai Traders Initiative says it has onboarded more than 2,600 e-commerce sellers, and WORLDEF Dubai 2026 explicitly framed the future of e-commerce around innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth. In parallel, the UAE climate law applies to sources in the state, including […]
Cold Chain & Refrigerants: The Overlooked FMCG Emissions Hotspot in the GCC
For FMCG operators in the GCC, cold chain emissions rarely sit in one neat box. They are usually split across Scope 1 fugitive emissions from refrigerant leaks, Scope 2 electricity used to keep products cold, and Scope 3 emissions from outsourced refrigerated transport and storage. The accounting treatment is straightforward in principle, but the harder […]
Coral keeps you ahead of global mandates
UAE Federal Climate Law
UAE law requiring organisations to measure, report and reduce their emissions
CSRD
EU directive requiring assured sustainability reporting under ESRS
GCOM
Saudi Arabia's greenhouse gas crediting and offsetting mechanism
Fit For 55 & CBAM
EU climate package and carbon border levy on emissions embedded in imports
SECR
UK Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting for large companies
GRI
Global Reporting Initiative: the most widely used sustainability reporting standards
SBTi
Science Based Targets initiative: validates emissions reduction targets
GHG Protocol
The global standard for measuring Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions
GRESB
ESG benchmark for real estate and infrastructure assets
ISO 14064
International standard for quantifying and verifying greenhouse gas emissions
CORSIA
ICAO's carbon offsetting and reduction scheme for international aviation
TCFD
Climate-related financial disclosure recommendations, now part of IFRS S2
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