ESG by tami – Efficient Reporting for SMEs
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Digital ESG reporting in accordance with VSME – reliable, structured, and TÜV AUSTRIA-certified
ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) serves as the basis for evaluating sustainable and responsible business practices. Sustainability requirements are rising rapidly—even for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Large companies subject to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) are already demanding detailed ESG data from their suppliers. Financial institutions also make lending decisions based on their customers’ ESG criteria. For many SMEs, this means: effort, uncertainty, and increasing pressure to document.
ESG by tami offers the solution: a digital platform that translates the VSME standard (voluntary standard for small and medium-sized enterprises) into a clearly structured, guided ESG reporting process—efficient, practical, and TÜV AUSTRIA-certified.

Who is ESG by tami suitable for?
ESG by tami is designed for all small and medium-sized enterprises —regardless of:
- Industry
- Level of ESG experience
- Organizational structure
- internal resources
The solution is particularly well-suited for SMEs that:
- Receive data requests from large clients
- Need to provide ESG information to financing partners
- wish to strengthen their position in sustainable supply chains
- Want to ensure transparency and credibility
Why is ESG by tami important for you?
ESG by tami combines:
- Standardization
- Automation
- Verification by TÜV AUSTRIA
— into a solution specifically tailored to the needs of SMEs.
This makes ESG reporting not only easier, but also more reliable and strategically valuable.
What can you expect from ESG by tami?
With ESG by tami, SMEs receive:
- ESG report according to the VSME standard
- A digital, machine-readable reporting format based on the European Sustainability Reporting Standards.
- Verification confirmation of raw ESG data by TÜV AUSTRIA
Your benefits at a glance
- Structure and centralization of your ESG data collection
- Credibility through a plausibility check by TÜV AUSTRIA
- Automated report generation
- Reduced administrative effort
- Scalable for future ESG requirements and regulations
- Enhanced transparency for customers, banks, and stakeholders
- Data processing in accordance with European data protection regulations
How ESG by tami supports the ESG reporting process
The platform guides companies step by step through the reporting process:
- The query fields comply with the VSME standard
- Guided navigation through mandatory and optional disclosures
- Structured upload of supporting evidence, documents, and key metrics
- Centralized data management for consistent, reusable ESG information
- Reduced error rate thanks to a clear structure and automatic validations
Collaboration Process
- Request a consultation
- Joint analysis of requirements with a professional
- Customized proposal
- After the contract is signed: Start of the reporting process
Term
- Minimum contract term: 12 months
- Flexible reporting frequency (annual, quarterly, or customized). You can access your report at any time.
- Ideal for companies looking to integrate ESG processes into their daily operations
Request a consultation now: en.tuvaustria.com/tami-registration/
What is what? Technical terms explained simply
ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance)
The term ESG encompasses three dimensions of sustainability:
- Environmental : Energy, emissions, resource consumption, waste management, etc.
- Social : Working conditions, diversity, data protection, occupational health and safety, etc.
- Governance: Compliance, anti-corruption, compensation, governance strategy, etc.
VSME Standard
A voluntary EU standard developed for unlisted SMEs.
It enables:
- structured disclosure of ESG data
- modular reporting
- easy compliance with client and bank requirements
CSRD
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive requires large companies and publicly traded SMEs to provide comprehensive ESG reporting. As a result, large companies are increasingly requesting ESG data from their suppliers—even if those suppliers are not required to report themselves.