In build · onboarding first design partners

We file your EUDR Due Diligence Statements for you.

Timber importers must file a deforestation-free Due Diligence Statement for every shipment, or face ≥4% of EU turnover in penalties. goEUDR handles the filing work for you: forward the supplier emails, receive the filed DDS. No new dashboard, no TRACES admin.

The timber deadline is hard. No SME grace period. Every operator must comply by 30 Dec 2026.
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The forcing function

You sign the declaration. We help build the evidence behind it.

The EU Deforestation Regulation requires whoever first places wood on the EU market to prove each harvest plot was not deforested after 2020, prove it was produced legally, and file the result into TRACES before the goods move. Timber reaches the deadline first.

30 Dec 2026
The timber deadline. No micro/small-operator grace period, because the sector was already regulated since 2013.
≥4%
Of EU turnover, as a penalty floor. Plus seized goods, blocked containers, and procurement bans. One held shipment season can do real damage.
8-15 hrs
Of manual work per shipment today: chasing suppliers for plot maps and permits in languages you don't read. goEUDR cuts it to under one.
How it works

We turn supplier document chaos into an audit-ready DDS filing.

Send us whatever the supplier sends you: scanned maps, KML files, permits in Vietnamese, spreadsheets, photos of paper maps. Our agents extract the plot geometry, screen it against the free JRC deforestation map, build the legality dossier, and follow up for anything missing.

Every legality conclusion and final filing goes through human sign-off before submission to TRACES. Nothing gets filed unreviewed.

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Intake & extract
Any format, any language, turned into structured plot data.
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Validate & screen
Geometry checks, then a deforestation verdict against JRC 2020.
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Build the legality dossier
A per-country checklist, with every claim sourced.
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Chase the gaps
We follow up with suppliers, in their own language.
Human sign-off gate
A person approves every determination before anything is filed.
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File in TRACES
You get a DDS reference and a five-year evidence dossier.
Why it's different

Most vendors sell software. We handle the filing work.

The market splits in two. Enterprise platforms give you forms and workflows. Cheap tools automate the easy 20%. Neither gathers and interprets the supplier evidence, which is where the time goes.

Enterprise SaaS

Software you operate

You get a platform and a login. Your team still collects the plot data, reads foreign permits, and makes the judgement calls. Fine for large compliance departments. Less fine for everyone else.

Seat licences · long onboarding
goEUDR · managed service

The work, handled for you

Forward supplier emails to a dedicated address. We return a filed DDS reference and an inspection-ready dossier. Agents handle the document work. Humans approve the filing.

Flat monthly, banded by supplier & filing volume
Cheap self-serve

Thin tools, little labour

€29-79/month products that check scope and render maps. Useful for the easy parts. When a supplier stops replying or a permit is unclear, the work lands back on your desk.

Low price · you do the hard 80%
Built to survive an audit

Every filing has a paper trail.

Human sign-off on every filing

No agent files a DDS unreviewed. A person approves every legality conclusion and final risk call.

Every claim links to a source

No unsupported assertions. Each statement in the dossier points back to a supplier document.

Five-year evidence vault

Immutable, versioned, fully auditable, and exportable on demand for any competent authority.

Who's behind this

Engineers and trade specialists who work on regulated supply chains.

We build agent systems for document-heavy compliance work. goEUDR exists because supplier evidence arrives in every format imaginable, and agents are good at sorting through it under human supervision. Your supplier documents stay yours: processed for your dossier, never resold, never used to train anything.

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The EUDR timber deadline: what importers must do before 30 December 2026 →

The regulation, the timeline, and what "due diligence" actually requires of a timber importer, in plain language.

Be filing before December.

We're onboarding a small group of timber importers as design partners now, building against real supplier behaviour ahead of the deadline. Add your email to claim a slot.