Why geolocation matters for EUDR
Geolocation is the foundation of EUDR evidence. It is how companies show that the land where a relevant product was produced was not deforested or degraded after the EUDR cut-off date of 31 December 2020.
Plot coordinates, farm and production locations, supplier maps and GeoJSON-ready evidence — structured for due diligence and EUDR Information System / TRACES preparation.
Geolocation is the foundation of EUDR evidence. It is how companies show that the land where a relevant product was produced was not deforested or degraded after the EUDR cut-off date of 31 December 2020.
Collect plot-level coordinates and centroids from suppliers and producers, linked to specific commodities and lots.
Capture farm, production area and processing location data — including supplier-provided polygons where available.
Geolocation data is structured to be compatible with GeoJSON-based downstream workflows so it can be used in your due diligence preparation.
Visualize your suppliers and production areas on a map. Filter by commodity, country and risk to spot exposure quickly.
Track per-supplier geolocation completeness so internal teams know exactly which gaps to close.
Geolocation evidence is stored alongside supplier documents in a single audit-ready archive.
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We are opening pilot conversations with companies preparing for EUDR across food, agriculture, timber, coffee, cocoa, soy, rubber, palm oil, cattle and retail supply chains.
Tell us a bit about your supply chain. We will reach out about pilot opportunities and EUDR-readiness updates.