Check your suppliers' plots for deforestation.

If you're an EU importer, we'll also get you filing-ready.

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Cattle · Cocoa · Coffee · Palm oil · Rubber · Soy · Wood

Who it is for

  • You import into the EU

    From supplier plots to a package ready for your declaration.

    Deadline 30 December 2026, or 30 June 2027 for most small companies.

  • You buy from an EU supplier

    Keep your suppliers' reference numbers and your customers on record.

  • You're outside the EU, or just want to check

    Check your plots for deforestation and get a dated report to share.

What each role does What the EUDR requires

How it works

  1. Scope

    Find out what the EUDR asks of you.
    A few questions show your role and how much due diligence applies.

  2. Collect

    Get a location for every plot.
    Upload a file, draw plots on a satellite map, or send each supplier a private link. Collecting from suppliers

  3. Check

    See which plots need a closer look.
    Each plot is compared with EU forest data, and every result says why.

  4. Review

    Decide what each finding means.
    Compare satellite images from before and after the cutoff, then record and sign your decision.

  5. File

    Get your filing package.
    Ready for TRACES NT, with a year of re-checks on your plots. Checking by choice? You get a dated report.

Each step in detail →

Suppliers send you their plots.

One private link per supplier. No account needed.

  1. You send one linkBy email, WhatsApp or QR code.
  2. They map their plotsOn any phone, in their own language: they upload a file or draw each plot on a satellite map.
  3. Each plot is checkedInvalid shapes, overlaps and misplaced plots are flagged.
  4. You accept or return itNothing joins a declaration until you accept it.
LOCATION REQUESTNordhafen Cocoa Imports GmbHAdd the plots you supply.

Your plots 2

  • Plot 1Boundary · about 2.4 ha
  • Plot 2Phone location

Add a plot

Draw boundaryWalk boundary

Tap the plot corners on the map.

Fictional agricultural plot shown on a detailed aerial map 7 corners · 2.4 ha Illustrative map
Example supplier form. Fictional plot data.

Supplier collection in detail →

The map shows where to start.

Every plot gets a result and the reason for it. Open a finding to compare imagery from before and after the cutoff.

Finding Caution No signal No location

A screening signal prompts a review. It is not a legal conclusion.

The results map in the app: fifteen plots outlined on satellite imagery along a river in Sulawesi, two red findings on clearings at the forest edge, one amber caution south of the river and twelve green with no signal.
Fictional plots on real fields in Sulawesi. The results are the check's own. Imagery: Esri, i-cubed, USDA, USGS, AEX, GeoEye, Getmapping, Aerogrid, IGN, IGP, UPR-EGP and the GIS User Community.

The full EUDR package

One paid export: the files for your declaration, the evidence behind them, and a year of monitoring.

PDF

Declaration package

Scope, plot results, review decisions and your signed conclusion.

Cover of a fictional cocoa declaration package: fifteen plots checked, two findings, one caution, twelve with no signal, conclusion signed
PDF

Evidence report

Every plot's result, with imagery from before and after the cutoff for each finding.

Sentinel-2 image from 2020: forest where the two outlined plots are
2020
Recent Sentinel-2 image: both outlined plots cleared, the lost tree cover highlighted
Now

Highlighted: tree cover lost after 2020.

GEOJSON

Plot locations

The geometry file used for EU Information System filing.

CSV / XLSX

Plot list

A spreadsheet-ready list of suppliers, locations and results.

Every package also includes
Signed review decisionsyour sign-off on every result, recorded
A year of monitoringweekly checks for new clearing near the plots, before you use them again
A shareable summary linkno supplier names or plot locations

Questions and answers

Does a result prove EUDR compliance?

No. It's evidence to support your own due diligence decision, not a legal finding. You review the results and sign the conclusion yourself. See our methodology for how results are produced and where the limits are.

Does this file my declaration for me?

No. We prepare the dated package and the plot GeoJSON for the EU Information System. You review the signals, record your legality evidence and sign your conclusion, then submit the declaration in TRACES NT yourself. See how filing works.

What does it cost?

Checking and reviewing every plot is free. You pay when you unlock the filing package: once per declaration from €149, or a yearly plan from €290 with unlimited declarations. Two declarations a year and the plan is cheaper. See pricing.

Do I need a tool at all?

If you buy from another EU operator, you file no declaration of your own and only keep records of your suppliers and customers. A small direct importer can also work by hand with the free EU forest maps. The tool saves the batch checking, the imagery and the assembly of a dated record and filing files.

What happens to my supplier data?

Satellite queries only ever see coordinates, never supplier names or addresses. Unpaid checks and their files are deleted automatically. See the Privacy Policy for exact retention.