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Upstream processors and exporters who procure raw material from farmers, directly or through dealers and agents, and need to make that sourcing EUDR-compliant, from the first plot to a submission-ready Due Diligence Statement (DDS).
For production areas above the size threshold (generally plots over 4 hectares) a single GPS point is not enough; EUDR expects a polygon tracing the plot boundary. TRST01Chain captures polygons by default in the Field Executive App, three ways: KML upload, walking the boundary, or tapping the satellite map.
For every farmer: KYC and consent, land-ownership or legality evidence, crop and plot details, and the plot polygon, captured in one onboarding visit. Farmers install nothing. Dealers' or the procurement team's field agents capture it for them using the Field Executive App, which is offline-first and multilingual.
Every player between farmer and processor, dealers, sub-dealers and agents, records each purchase in the IntelliTrack app under their own login. Deforestation-free lots stay segregated (EUDR does not allow mass-balance mixing), and batches always resolve back to the contributing farmers and plots, so aggregation never breaks the chain.
Once a polygon is captured, our backend runs that plot against the EU deforestation layer using multi-constellation satellite imagery, detecting any forest change since 31 December 2020. Each plot gets its own compliant or at-risk verdict plus a farmer risk score, and legality is verified against local rules alongside it.
Results are checked, not left to automation alone: the TRST01 backend team validates the field data and reviews the analysis, which helps catch false positives. An at-risk plot is flagged for mitigation, so you can investigate or keep its produce out of EU-bound batches, and out of the DDS, before you commit to buy or ship.
At shipment, the Web Portal generates a QR-based Traceability Certificate, the Due Diligence Statement with the analysis report, and the GeoJSON plot-geometry file, all from data you already captured and ready for the EU Information System (EUIS). Records are kept searchable and audit-ready for the EUDR's 5-year retention period.
That is the normal starting point. Begin free with the EUDR Polygon Checker to validate a sample of your plot data, then roll out field-agent onboarding across your sourcing areas and stand up the Web Portal. Existing plot boundaries can be brought in as KML files; everything else is captured going forward.
