Bursa CSI Sustainability Reporting Platform Clinic

A one-day hands-on clinic for the people who actually operate the submission. Bursa Malaysia's Centralised Sustainability Intelligence platform is the channel through which listed issuers file sustainability data, and it changes the reporting task from writing a narrative statement to populating a structured dataset that will be compared against every other issuer on the exchange.

This is not a strategy session. It assumes the organisation already knows what it needs to report and focuses on getting the submission through cleanly: how the platform is structured, what each common data point is asking for, where the validation rules will reject an entry, how to handle a data point that genuinely does not apply, and what the internal review and sign-off chain has to look like before anyone presses submit. Best taken by the preparer and the reviewer together.

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Course at a Glance

Course at a glance
Duration1 day
DeliveryPhysical or online. Tell us your preference when you enquire.

Programme Agenda

01

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

Welcome and Programme Overview

Introduction to the session, objectives, and housekeeping.

02

9:15 AM - 10:15 AM

What the CSI Platform Is For

Why Bursa centralised sustainability data collection, how the platform relates to the sustainability statement in the annual report, and what happens to the data once it is filed. The consequence of structured filing: your numbers become directly comparable to your peers', and inconsistencies between the platform and the published report become visible.

03

10:15 AM - 10:30 AM

Break

04

10:30 AM - 11:10 AM

The Common Data Points, One by One

A walkthrough of the common sustainability matters and their indicators, including the greenhouse gas emissions, energy, water, waste, workforce, health and safety, anti-corruption, community and supply chain data points. What each one is actually asking for, the unit expected, and the definitional traps in the ones that look simplest.

05

11:10 AM - 11:50 AM

Building the Source Data

Setting up data collection before the reporting cycle: an owner for each data point, templates for subsidiaries and sites, the reporting boundary, units and conversion factors, and the evidence each number needs so it can be traced back later.

06

11:50 AM - 12:30 PM

Submission Workflow, Validation and Error Handling

Working through the submission process step by step: user roles and access, entering and importing data, the validation rules and the errors they raise, saving and resuming, and the point of no return. Handling data points that do not apply to your business, partial-year data, and restated prior-year figures.

07

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Lunch

08

1:30 PM - 2:20 PM

Hands-On Practice Entry

Participants enter a supplied practice dataset into mock entry sheets that mirror the platform's data points, then check each other's work for the errors that most often trigger validation failures or later corrections.

09

2:20 PM - 3:15 PM

Internal Review, Sign-Off and the Preparation Pack

Building the internal pack that gets assembled before submission week rather than during it: the source workbook, the reconciliation to the annual report, the review evidence and the approval. Who signs off, at what level, and what record of that approval is retained. A checklist participants take away and use directly.

10

3:15 PM - 3:30 PM

Break

11

3:30 PM - 4:10 PM

Year-on-Year Consistency, Restatements and Assurance Readiness

Keeping definitions and boundaries consistent between years, explaining changes, handling restated figures, and preparing the data trail an assurance provider would ask for as sustainability assurance expectations grow.

12

4:10 PM - 4:45 PM

Clinic on Your Own Submission

Open clinic on participants' own submission problems, working through the data points, validation errors and sign-off questions they bring from their organisation.

13

4:45 PM - 5:00 PM

Wrap-Up and Q&A

Key takeaways, next steps, and close.

Key Outcomes

  • Navigate the CSI platform structure and the submission workflow end to end
  • Interpret each common data point correctly, including units and definitional boundaries
  • Anticipate the validation rules that reject entries and resolve the errors they raise
  • Handle non-applicable data points, partial-year data and restated figures appropriately
  • Reconcile the platform submission against the published sustainability statement
  • Operate an internal review and sign-off pack that leaves an audit trail
  • Set up data collection with named owners, templates and evidence before the reporting cycle starts
  • Prepare the data trail needed for year-on-year consistency and future assurance

Training Mode   Physical / Online / Hybrid / e-learning

HRD Corp   SBL-Khas Claimable

Level   Practitioner level, aimed at the staff who prepare and review the submission, typically in sustainability, company secretarial, finance or investor relations

Duration   1 Day (8 Hours)  |  9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Venue   In-house at the client's premises, or delivered via the client's preferred platform (Microsoft Teams, Zoom, or equivalent)

Assessment   Practical submission exercise plus a short knowledge check

Certificate   Certificate of Completion issued to all participants upon full attendance

Enquiries   Contact us to register or discuss scheduling

Frequently Asked Questions

Bursa CSI Sustainability Reporting Platform Clinic runs for 1 day (8 hours) | 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is delivered as an in-house closed group session, so the schedule can be adjusted to fit your team's working hours.

Yes. Delivery options are physical, online, hybrid, e-learning. In-house sessions run at your premises anywhere in Malaysia, online sessions run live over video conference, and hybrid combines both for teams split across sites.

Certificate of Completion issued to all participants upon full attendance. Each certificate carries a certificate number that can be checked at orbixtech.my/certificate-verify.

Level: Practitioner level, aimed at the staff who prepare and review the submission, typically in sustainability, company secretarial, finance or investor relations. The session is built around worked examples and group exercises rather than theory, so participants apply the material to their own organisation during the session.

Yes. This course is also available through the Orbix LMS and e-learning platform, where participants work through the material on their own schedule and device rather than attending one fixed session. A knowledge assessment and certificate on completion work the same way as the instructor-led session.

Minimum 2 participants for an in-house or live online session. With only 1 participant, we deliver it as a one-to-one online session instead.

Yes. Many clients pair this course with our one-day team building and high-performing teams programme on the same engagement, so the budget and the day cover both.

Yes. Participants can follow up by email with questions that come up while applying what they learned, and we will point you to the right template, checklist or framework reference even after the session is over.