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Group 2 reporting starts in FY2026-27, and many of those entities will go to their accountant first. The physical risk section of AASB S2 is not an accounting problem. It is a spatial data problem with an accounting deadline.

The position firms are in

A seat on an enterprise climate risk platform per client is not economic. Building the capability in-house means hiring people who can handle CMIP6 NetCDF files and state flood study geodatabases. Subcontracting to an engineering consultancy per client is defensible but slow and expensive, and clients see the margin.

What Zenancy provides

One workspace per client, each scoped separately. Upload the site list, run the assessment, and receive the exposure table and the methodology appendix. The appendix is the deliverable for your file. It documents the datasets, vintages and assumptions, so a reviewer can follow the chain without your team reconstructing it nine months later.

Adviser prompt

For this client's 46 leased sites, produce the AASB S2 physical risk table plus a methodology note listing every dataset and its vintage.

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What stays with the firm

The judgement calls: materiality thresholds, how exposure translates to financial effect, the strategy narrative, and how the report reads to a board. Zenancy handles the mechanical part.

Frequently asked

Can we white-label the output?

Branded methodology appendices and export templates are on the roadmap for the second preview cohort.

How is client data separated?

Every record is scoped to an organisation from the first query. Client workspaces are separate organisations and never share a data reference store.

Run it on your own portfolio

Zenancy is in private preview with Group 2 reporters and their advisers.

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