Fast, satellite-based deforestation-risk screening.
Cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy, and wood: upload sourcing locations and screen every submitted plot for post-2020 forest-cover change signals, using the same cutoff date and satellite methodology built for EUDR due diligence, with documented evidence back the same day.
Importing into the EU and need EUDR due-diligence filing? Switch to EUDR compliance mode →
Who this is for
| Your situation | What you get |
|---|---|
| A buyer or procurement team asked for sourcing evidence | A shareable evidence record for the plots you supply |
| You export to the EU and need EUDR-specific paperwork | Use EUDR compliance mode |
| You want a voluntary check before making a sourcing claim | A dated, scoped screening record, not a certificate |
Satellite screening only, not certification or verification of a deforestation-free claim. Results report checked signals for the supplied locations and period. They do not establish legality, traceability, chain of custody, product origin, or the absence of deforestation.
Four steps to a reviewable record.
- 1CollectSupplier locations, points or polygons
- 2ScreenPublic satellite datasets
- 3ReviewFlags, coverage, and imagery
- 4ExportA buyer-review-ready evidence package
A dated snapshot, not a certificate. Re-screen when the data refreshes, sourcing changes, or a buyer requires it.
The answer is on the map.
Three useful answers
Does this certify a deforestation-free supply chain?
No. This is satellite screening only, not certification or verification of a deforestation-free claim. It reports checked signals for the supplied locations and period; it does not establish legality, traceability, chain of custody, product origin, or the absence of deforestation.
What does a RED result mean?
Investigate that plot before relying on the record. RED is a checked satellite signal, not a verdict on the supplier or the product.
How is my data handled?
A standalone screening's files are deleted automatically after 30 days. Satellite queries receive coordinates, not supplier names. See the Privacy Policy.