01
Map products and supply-chain roles
Identify products, tariff classifications, species, source regions, plots, suppliers, processors, exporters, EU customers, and the party responsible for regulated submissions or due diligence.
02
Build a shipment-level evidence pack
Connect purchase, origin, legality, geolocation, production, inventory, invoice, packing, transport, and customer references so the evidence can be traced to the goods supplied.
03
Test data quality before customer onboarding
Validate completeness, coordinate formats, plot relationships, document currency, supplier declarations, change control, access, retention, and escalation for missing or conflicting information.
Frequently asked questions
Do US timber exporters submit EUDR due-diligence statements?
Responsibility depends on the transaction and legal role. US suppliers commonly provide evidence to the EU operator or trader responsible for the regulated activity.
Is FSC certification enough for EUDR?
No. FSC can support traceability and risk management, but EUDR contains separate product, geolocation, legality, risk, and submission requirements.
What data will European customers request?
Requests may include product and species information, quantity, country of production, plot geolocation, supplier identities, legality evidence, transaction references, and risk information.
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