EUDR Specialist
Ensure Regulatory Compliance through Agriplot's Due Diligence System
Introducing the Agriplot Due-Diligence system:
Your partner for compliance with EU Deforestation Regulation.
Your partner for compliance with EU Deforestation Regulation.
Key Features
Building Sustainable Supply Chains for a Greener Future
EUDR requires strict supply chain transparency, deforestation-free sourcing, and detailed due diligence, posing compliance and traceability challenges for businesses
Solutions
Our solutions for your business
We provide comprehensive tools and insights to help your business achieve EUDR
compliance, manage risks, and promote sustainability
compliance, manage risks, and promote sustainability
Suppliers Mapping
Compliance Monitoring
Risk Assessment
Risk Mitigation
Reporting
Workspace
Mapping Suppliers
Agriplot's datasets provide detailed supplyshed mapping, from smallholders to estates, with geolocated plots aligned to national land registries, meeting EUDR standards.

Compliance Monitoring
Since 2014, our monitoring has delivered accurate deforestation insights and actionable data, supporting EUDR implementation.

Agriplot Workspace
The secure workspace lets users upload their area of interest (AOI), such as agricultural plots or concession boundaries. The platform calculates metrics like deforestation risks, compliance levels, and land-use statistics, while enabling teams to share data, manage projects, and streamline workflows efficiently.

Risk Assessment
Our risk assessments reflect ground realities with updated plot-to-national-level data, meeting EUDR requirements.
- Ground-level insights through updated data.
- Scalable coverage from plot to national levels.
- Alignment with EUDR compliance standards.
- Reliable support for effective decision-making.

Risk Mitigation
Products originating from areas at risk of EUDR violations, whether due to legal issues or deforestation, may face obstacles in entering the EU market. After the risk assessment process is completed and potential or existing risks are identified in the supply chain, Agriplot will assist in mitigating these risks through its risk mitigation services based on priority supply shed risk assessment. This will involve implementing

Agriplot Reporting
Generate detailed, customizable reports, including due diligence statements for estates and mills, to ensure EUDR compliance. Gain insights into supply chain performance, risks, and compliance for effective stakeholder communication.

Datasets
Agriplot EUDR datasets
We provide comprehensive tools and insights to help your business achieve EUDR compliance, manage risks, and promote sustainability
Facilities location
We provide data on over 2,500 global facilities, helping your company improve product traceability in sustainable supply chains.
High resolution planted area
We provide spatial analysis for over 30 million hectares of palm oil and more for other commodities, ensuring full supply chain coverage.
Supplier legal plot
Understanding the legal boundaries of your product's sources ensures supplier compliance and prevents penalties for illegal plantations.
Historical deforestation cases
With more than 20 years of experience, our experts offer a global deforestation database to mitigate sourcing risks.
Social grievance cases
Our database covers over 2,500 social grievance cases impacting communities, workers, and indigenous peoples across key producing regions.
Land registration
This feature helps ensure your plantation areas do not overlap with forests, avoiding penalties and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Supply chain mapping
We ensure traceability of all supply batches with data on over 2,000 facilities, continuously updated for complete supply chain visibility.
Shipment data
We provide details on goods transportation, including addresses, shipment contents, carrier info, tracking numbers, and transit updates.
Risk assessment
We assess risks in deforestation, legal compliance, and traceability, using a scoring system to pinpoint and address high-risk supply chain areas.
Risk mitigation
High-risk areas need mitigation for market entry. Our tailored plan addresses deforestation, compliance, and traceability challenges.
Dedicated server platform
The Inovasi Agriplot® Due Diligence System provides customizable, private supply chain data with one click, supporting informed decision-making.
EUDR DDS Requirements
Under EUDR, companies must submit a Due Diligence Statement (DDS) to confirm legal compliance and that products aren't sourced from deforested areas when entering the EU market.
Company Information
Product Details
Risk Assessment
Geolocation Data
Evidence of Deforestation
Compliance Analysis
Company Information
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What is the EUDR?
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a regulation that aims to stop products linked to deforestation from entering the European market. To ensure EUDR compliance, companies need to prove that the soy, rubber, palm oil, coffee, cattle and timber in their products was sourced from land that wasn’t deforested after December 31, 2020. The goal is to reduce the EU’s impact on global deforestation, protect forests, and promote sustainable practices. Non-compliance can lead to fines and other penalties.
Who is impacted by EUDR?
EUDR applies to companies that place the aforementioned commodities or products derived from them on the EU market. It impacts businesses in sectors like agriculture, food production, retail, and manufacturing, requiring them to verify their supply chains to meet the regulation’s compliance requirements.
Can small companies be impacted by EUDR?
Yes, small companies that trade in the covered commodities or products derived from them and import them into the EU must also comply with EUDR. However, the regulation may offer flexibility in terms of implementation depending on company size and capacity.
What penalties are there for non-compliance?
Non-compliance with EUDR can lead to significant penalties, including fines and restrictions on market access within the EU. The exact penalties may vary depending on the member state’s enforcement mechanisms.
Where can I get help with EUDR compliance?
There are various services and platforms that can assist with EUDR compliance, including due diligence systems, supply chain mapping tools, and consultancy services specializing in sustainability and regulatory compliance, such as Inovasi Agriplot.
What is the due diligence process under the EUDR?
The due diligence process requires companies to:
- Supplier Mapping: Identify and map out all suppliers within their supply chain.
- Compliance Monitoring: Continuously monitor suppliers to ensure they adhere to EUDR requirements.
- Risk Assessment: Evaluate the risk of deforestation associated with each supplier.
- Risk Mitigation: Implement measures to mitigate identified risks.
- Authorized Representative: Designate an authorized representative responsible for compliance with the EUDR.
How can Agriplot's suppliers mapping help the company meet EUDR requirements?
Agriplot's suppliers mapping is designed to help your company meet EUDR requirements by providing detailed geospatial data and comprehensive agricultural insights. Our system pinpoints land plots within supply sheds, delivering standardized geolocation data and legal boundary information to ensure compliance.
With Agriplot, you can manage agricultural land effectively, enhance supply chain transparency, and gain crucial insights into owned plantations, third-party operations, and independent smallholders, all meticulously organized to match administrative boundaries.
With Agriplot, you can manage agricultural land effectively, enhance supply chain transparency, and gain crucial insights into owned plantations, third-party operations, and independent smallholders, all meticulously organized to match administrative boundaries.