Why supplier onboarding is the hardest part of EUDR
Most companies discover that EUDR readiness is bottlenecked by suppliers — particularly in long, multi-tier supply chains. Without a structured onboarding process, every audit becomes a fire drill.
A structured supplier portal for collecting EUDR data, documents and geolocation — adapted to your commodities and supplier types.
Most companies discover that EUDR readiness is bottlenecked by suppliers — particularly in long, multi-tier supply chains. Without a structured onboarding process, every audit becomes a fire drill.
Send each supplier a structured onboarding flow tailored to their commodity, role and country. Forms adapt as they answer — making it easier for suppliers to respond accurately the first time.
Centralize requests for declarations, certificates, invoices and supporting evidence. Track who provided what and when — and what is still outstanding.
Collect plot coordinates, farm boundaries and production locations from your suppliers — structured for downstream EUDR workflows.
Link each supplier to the specific commodities, products and lots they provide, so EUDR data is structured around how your business actually operates.
See completeness per supplier, commodity and country at a glance. Identify the suppliers and gaps that need the most attention.
Configurable reminders and escalations so suppliers — and internal owners — know what to provide next.
Every supplier action and internal decision is logged, creating a defensible record of how data was collected.
In-depth, plain-language guides for compliance, procurement, ESG and supply chain teams. Get notified when each resource is released.
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.