Languages
English, French, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Thai—covering linguistic and regional reporting variation.
EMNLP 2026
A SASB-aligned multilingual multimodal benchmark for sustainability compliance auditing, with page-level evidence and disclosure-completeness annotations.
Why MM-Compliance
MM-Compliance aligns industry-specific SASB metrics with real disclosure pages from corporate ESG and sustainability reports. Its completeness annotations distinguish fully compliant evidence from partial or superficial mentions.
English, French, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Thai—covering linguistic and regional reporting variation.
Original page layouts preserve text, tables, charts, infographics, and other visual structures important to ESG auditing.
Page-level evidence is aligned with industry-specific metrics and labeled for complete versus incomplete disclosure.
Evaluation benchmark
The benchmark separates two stages of a practical auditing workflow: locating relevant evidence in a long report, then deciding whether the evidence fully satisfies a reporting requirement.
Given a SASB metric and one report page, predict yes, yes but not complete, or no.
Given a metric description and a multi-page ESG report, rank the pages that contain the supporting evidence.
Current models can often shortlist relevant evidence pages—reaching an average Hit@20 of 0.882—but still struggle to distinguish partial disclosures from complete compliance. Requirement-aware completeness verification remains the central bottleneck.
Open research resources
The dataset and official code repository are available now. The final paper link will be added here when it is released.
Access the public MM-Compliance files from Google Drive.
Open datasetBrowse the official MM-Compliance repository on GitHub.
Open GitHub repositoryProceedings of the 2026 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing.
Paper link coming soonFrom dataset to shared task
MM-Compliance provides the dataset for RegCom, our NTCIR-19 shared task on regulatory compliance. RegCom brings this benchmark to the research community for shared evaluation.
Visit the RegCom websitePublication
Proceedings of the 2026 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP ’26).