Introduced 'Corporate Social Responsibility' widget on Legal Entities detail page

Check compliance in seconds

Know if they met their obligation – You can see how much the entity was required to spend, how much it actually spent, and whether the spending was fully done, under, or over.
For example, see MMTC-PAMP India’s CSR summary, where the entity spent slightly over its ₹683L obligation.

• Spot issues early – If an amount was left unspent, the Amount Spent Summary shows it along with the reason. This helps you catch problems early during diligence or credit checks. And when an entity has no obligation at all - like Tata Electronics, where a net loss brings the required spend to zero - you see that at a glance too, instead of assuming a filing is missing.
• Verify against the source – Sometimes a summary is not enough, and you need the actual filing - for an audit trail, a diligence report, or simply to be sure. Switch to Filing View and the CSR-2 form is right there on the same page.

Note: An entity falls under CSR rules if, in the preceding financial year, it crossed any one of these thresholds - Net Worth ≥ ₹500 Cr, Turnover ≥ ₹1,000 Cr, or Net Profit ≥ ₹5 Cr.

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Where to find it

1. Open the Legal Entity profile page of an Indian entity.
2. Click Corporate Social Responsibility in the left panel.

Note: The CSR section appears on a Legal Entity profile page only if the entity has filed at least one CSR-2 form.

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