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Identifying evaluation signals: short-term IROs

When you reassess your analysis with Double Materiality Evaluate, Datamaran flags short-term IROs carried over from the previous version, so you can prioritize them for review. Short-term IROs are the time-sensitive ones most likely to need updating each cycle.

How it works in your Double Materiality assessment

In the IRO Hub, a topic with a carried-over short-term IRO shows a short-term icon. On carry-over, bottom-up short-term IROs are set to To assess, and all other carried-over IROs are set to Not required. Click View Details to see what the icons mean.

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    What you should do

    1. Filter the IRO inventory by the short-term column to isolate the IROs to prioritize for reassessment.
    2. Review each flagged short-term IRO to check whether it still applies.
    3. Confirm the accuracy of the previous assessment.
    4. If needed, the analysis owner can:
      • reassess the IRO directly, or
      • assign the topic to an SME for reassessment.
    5. Once the reassessment is complete and validated, the Owner updates the Assessment status to Assessment complete in the IRO long list.

    Note: the short-term signal and the To assess status apply to bottom-up IROs. A topic concluded top-down is re-confirmed at topic level and does not go through per-IRO reassessment. See Choosing a topic's materiality path: top-down or bottom-up.