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Support for EUDR compliance

The EUDR regulation requires supply chain traceability and complex documentation for targeted products.

We organize data, documents and traceability needed for EUDR compliance.

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Who it's for

Companies importing or trading products subject to EUDR that need documented traceability.

  • Importers of wood, rubber, coffee, cocoa, soy, palm oil, cattle
  • Companies with complex supply chains
  • Compliance and sustainability departments
  • Operators and traders subject to EUDR

What processes it covers

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Supply chain and supplier mapping

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Plot geolocation (polygon/point), with protected-area and supplier-overlap checks

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AI-assisted extraction of data and GPS coordinates from documents, with manual validation

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Automated risk scoring by country, supplier, commodity and documentation

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Traceability document collection and organization

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Compliance validation per lot/delivery

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Due diligence statement generation and TRACES export

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Data monitoring and updates, including monthly supplier sanctions rescreening

How it works

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Supplier mapping

We identify and structure information about suppliers and product origins.

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Document collection

We centralize traceability documents, certificates and declarations.

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Compliance validation

We verify completeness and correctness of documentation for each lot.

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Report generation

We prepare declarations and reports required by authorities.

What it produces

Structured traceability registry, with an interactive plot map
Per-lot risk score, aligned with the Art. 10(2) conclusion — negligible/non-negligible
Due diligence declarations, with validated XML export and TRACES integration
Per-supplier compliance status dashboard
Alerts for missing or expired documents, and for supplier sanctions

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FAQ

What products are targeted?
Wood, rubber, coffee, cocoa, soy, palm oil and cattle, including derived products.
When does EUDR take effect?
The regulation applies to large and medium operators from December 30, 2026, and to micro and small enterprises from June 30, 2027.
How is risk calculated?
Through an automated scoring engine across 4 components (country, supplier, commodity, documentation), with automatic blocking rules for high-risk cases or missing documentation.
Is a demo available?
Yes. You can open the demo directly from this page or contact us for a guided tour.

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We start with your process, documents and data. From there we define the strategy, the rules and the implementation steps.

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