A fully international application
European languages are supported across the application, not bolted on with a translation layer. Everyone works in their own language against the same numbers.
Gravity serves customers operating across 25 European countries, with a London-based team.
Our platform supports 100+ languages, European reporting standards, and enterprise-grade security and controls.
Gravity customers operate across 25 European countries, from Iceland and Ireland to Romania and North Macedonia. Our Europe team is headquartered in London.
Gravity integrates directly with more than 9,000 utility providers, including more than 75% of European utilities.
Companies inside and outside of Europe use Gravity for CSRD compliance, from double materiality and data collection through to ESRS-ready reports and audits.
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CBAM CBAM asks for embedded emissions per product, not a company average. Gravity holds supplier and shipment data at that level and prepares the quarterly declaration from it.
Read the CBAM guide
SECR covers UK energy use, Scope 1 and 2 emissions, an intensity ratio, and the efficiency actions taken during the year. Gravity collects the bills behind those figures and produces them in the format SECR asks for.
Read the SECR guide
UK SRS S1 and S2 follow the ISSB standards. The data Gravity already holds for your UK entities feeds those disclosures, so the switch is a reporting change rather than a new collection effort.
Read the UK SRS guide
European languages are supported across the application, not bolted on with a translation layer. Everyone works in their own language against the same numbers.
Drop in a Spanish electricity bill or a German gas invoice and Gravity reads the consumption, dates, and local emission factor. No template setup, no retyping into English.
Anything unusual is flagged for Gravity QA before it reaches your inventory. Our data specialists include native speakers, so an unfamiliar bill is read by a person.
Extraction for character-based and right-to-left scripts is in active testing. Sites in Asia and the Middle East run on utility connections or structured upload today.
Where Gravity connects straight to the utility, data arrives structured and there is no document to read or translate. That covers the majority of European utilities.
Onboarding starts by building your org structure. Users only see the sites and data aligned with their permissions. Data rolls up across entities seamlessly for streamlined reporting.
SSO/SAML and SCIM through your identity provider, RBAC, granular permissions on view, edit, approve, and export, and org-chart data scoping. Every login, change, approval, and export lands in an audit log your security team can review.
Firms serving clients rather than one company get an isolated organization per client, with access scoped per engagement. Gravity works alongside advisory firms on client-facing programmes today.
Export your inventory, factors, and site list from your current platform. Direct imports exist for 16 named platforms, plus any CSV or Excel export.
Work that used to take about 40 hours of mapping now takes around 4. Historical years come with you, so trend lines do not restart.
Prior-year figures are recalculated and compared against what you disclosed, with variances explained before anything is locked.
European teams typically report out of Gravity inside the same year they switch, on the deadlines they already committed to.
A GDPR-aligned data processing agreement and a current sub-processor list, both available during evaluation.
The data-flow and hosting overview documents where your data lives, how it moves, and how it is isolated. Regional requirements are answered in writing during evaluation.
AI in Gravity is inference only, with zero-data-retention options. Prompts, source documents, and outputs are not kept to improve a model, ours or a provider's.
SSO/SAML, MFA, SCIM provisioning, RBAC, and granular permissions, with an immutable audit log behind them.
Send your security questionnaire and it comes back completed same day or next day, so IT review runs alongside evaluation rather than after it.
Coverage, languages, group structure, EU reporting, and security. If your question is not here, our European team will answer it in writing.
Send us your site list, the languages your utilities bill in, and the frameworks you report under. We will walk through how Gravity handles each of them.