ASRS IP Snapshot Infrastructure Portal
Data backed benchmarking for current and future reporters in infrastructure
See exactly where your AASB S2 disclosure stands, against the peers who matter
A live view of how infrastructure is reporting
Built for ISC Members, across all five member classes
An online portal built on Purpose Bureau’s ASRS Intelligence Platform, giving Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC) members a live view of how their AASB S2 climate disclosure compares to their peers and how future reporters can prepare.
Compiled by Purpose Bureau across the whole infrastructure value chain, at a scale and consistency no single company or consultant can build and maintain in-house.
Ongoing Value For The Infrastructure Sector
Actionable intelligence for current and future ASRS reporters
Benchmark with confidence
Walk into your next board or assurance conversation already knowing where you stand, backed by data rather than opinion.
- Your position within your ISC member class
- Class or custom cohort comparison against the whole infrastructure cohort
Turn evidence into an action plan
Close the disclosure gaps that matter and see your maturity in context.
- Gap analysis across all pillars
- Maturity scoring across all four ASRS pillars
Analyse your peers, competitors, and suppliers
Visibility on the companies that matter to you, inside infrastructure and beyond.
- Reporting profiles for every company in the infrastructure value chain
- Access to any other company’s profile using report credits
Prepare for your upcoming reports
Know what your sector is expected to disclose and exactly when each requirement lands.
- Cohort level templates across the four pillars
- Personalised reporting timelines and member class updates
Stay current as reporting expands
The cohort grows with every reporting deadline. Your benchmark moves with it.
- New reports ingested every month, including the June 30 reporters when released
- Direct and first access to subsequent ASRS IP research reports
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about our ASRS IP Snapshot Infrastructure Portal
What is the ASRS IP Snapshot Infrastructure Portal?
An online portal that shows Infrastructure Sustainability Council members how their AASB S2 climate disclosure compares to their peers and helps future reporters prepare. It draws on Purpose Bureau’s ASRS Intelligence Platform and is organised around the five ISC member classes.
What is the ASRS Intelligence Platform and how is the Portal different?
The ASRS IP is the first comprehensive analysis of Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards reports in Australia. Purpose Bureau, with Monash Business School and several other research partners, ingests every ASRS report lodged and codes it against a 400-field data taxonomy, so that disclosures can be compared consistently across companies and sectors.
The ASRS IP covers the full Australian reporting population and is only available to research partners. The Portal is an infrastructure specific view of it – the same underlying data, cut to the infrastructure value chain and grouped by ISC member class rather than by generic industry code.
Which teams get the most out of it?
Sustainability and ESG reporting teams preparing or reviewing an AASB S2 statement, finance and company secretarial teams managing assurance and board reporting, and procurement teams assessing suppliers’ climate disclosure maturity.
What does the Portal cost and what does the subscription include?
$3,500 + GST for Infrastructure Sustainability Council members, against a standard price of $15,000 + GST. That covers 12 months access.
Inclusions:
- 12 months access to all nine Portal modules
- 5 report credits for companies outside the infrastructure cohort, with additional reports at $10 + GST each
- Data updates every time a new reporting group’s reports become available, including the June 30 reporters when released
- Direct and first access to subsequent ASRS IP research reports
- 20% discount on the first year of any other Purpose Bureau products, including Climate and Labour & Human Rights
How do I get started?
Book a 30 minute Walkthrough with the Purpose Bureau team. We’ll walk through the Portal against your own ISC member class, answer anything specific to your reporting position, and cover sign up next steps.
We highly recommend you watch the above recorded demo and read through these FAQs.
How many reports are in the platform and how often are they added?
284 ASRS Group 1 reports as at August 2026 (Dec 31 and Apr 30 FY end companies), each coded against the 400-field taxonomy. Coverage grows every month, with the whole Group 1 cohort expected in November 2026 after all reports are released. As Group 2 and second year Group 1 reports are released, the insights go deeper.
How does benchmarking work?
Your disclosure is scored against the same 400 fields as everyone else’s, then positioned within your ISC member class and against the whole infrastructure cohort. You can see where you sit, on what, and by how far.
Two views come as standard: your position within your ISC member class and a class or custom cohort comparison against the whole infrastructure cohort.
Can I build my own peer group?
Yes. The Cohort Manager lets you build and save custom cohorts and compare against them, rather than being limited to your member class.
Can I see how my position changes over time?
Yes. Because the data updates as each new reporting group lodges, your position can be tracked across reporting periods rather than assessed once.
Is my own company's data visible to other subscribers?
The Portal contains what your company has already disclosed publicly or lodged with ASIC. It holds nothing you have not already reported and subscribers see the same coded view of every company in the cohort.
What are the four pillars?
Governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics and targets – the structure AASB S2 inherits from the TCFD framework and IFRS S2.
Can I export the analysis?
Yes. The Reports module produces exportable outputs, matching the numbers you see on the screen.
I haven't reported yet. Is this useful to me?
Yes, and arguably more so. Future reporters can see exactly what their sector disclosed before you start writing, rather than starting from the standard and guessing at market practice.
How do report credits work?
Credits give access to companies outside the infrastructure cohort. The subscription includes 5 credits, with additional reports are $10 + GST each. Every company in the infrastructure value chain cohort is included in your subscription. Credits are provided with the 12 month subscription.