How to track your climate disclosure with frameworks
Last updated: 10 April 2026
The Framework Manager lets you launch a compliance framework (such as AASB S2), break it down into requirements, assign owners, upload evidence, and track your progress towards a complete disclosure. Navigate to Frameworks & Reports > Frameworks.
In this article, you'll learn how to:
- Launch a new framework and set a due date
- Understand the three tracking dashboards (assignment, evidence, verification)
- Work through individual requirements
- Upload evidence and link documents to multiple requirements
- Use comments and tagging for collaboration
Launching a Framework
Click Add New Framework
Select the framework
Name it
Set a due date
The Three Tracking Dashboards
Once a framework is active, you'll see three progress views at the top:
| Dashboard | What it tracks |
|---|---|
| Assignment | How many requirements have been assigned to a team member. Unassigned requirements are a governance gap. |
| Evidence | How many requirements have evidence submitted: not started, in progress, or ready for review. |
| Verification | How many requirements have been verified (approved) vs. pending or rejected. |
Working Through Requirements
Each framework is broken into individual requirements. The requirements table shows:
- Requirement name — What needs to be disclosed
- Framework reference — The specific clause or paragraph in the legislation
- Pillar — Governance, Strategy, Risk Management, or Metrics and Targets
- Evidence submitted — How many documents have been linked
- Status — Not started, in progress, ready for review, verified, or rejected
- Assigned to — Who is responsible
- Completion date — When it was marked complete
- Validity — How long the evidence remains valid (e.g., a policy might last 12 months)
Inside a Requirement
Click any requirement to see:
- Instructions — What information is being requested
- Framework text — The exact legislative wording
- Allowed document types — What kind of evidence is accepted (e.g., policy, analysis, transition plan)
- Actions — Assign, set a validity period, view status history
Uploading Evidence
Click the required evidence link inside a requirement to upload a document. NetNada has pre-mapped which documents satisfy which requirements — so a single document can cover multiple requirements.
Document Library
Switch to the Documents view to see all uploaded evidence in one place. Documents are organised by type (policy, record, analysis, plan) with submission dates and linked requirements. This is your centralised evidence library for audit purposes.
Comments and Collaboration
Each requirement has a comments section where you can:
- Tag team members to request input or action
- Communicate changes or questions over time
- Document the reasoning behind specific disclosure decisions
- Leave notes for auditors or reviewers
Status History
Every requirement tracks its full status history — who changed the status, when, and what it changed to. This provides a complete audit trail of how your disclosure was prepared, which is valuable during assurance.