EUDR Compliance

EUDR Compliance is a satellite-based due-diligence tool from Kumi Analytics for operators and traders subject to the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), which requires evidence that commodities such as palm oil, soy, cattle, cocoa, coffee and timber were not produced on land deforested after 31 December 2020.

The tool combines geospatial plantation delineation with satellite-based forest cover and change analysis, drawing on optical imagery, SAR-based forest cover analysis and forest cover data from the EU Joint Research Centre (JRC). Clients define plantations as a point and radius or as polygons, either by drawing boundaries on a Google Maps-based interface or by uploading Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML or latitude/longitude lists. All inputs are normalised into a standard format and stored in the WGS84 projection.

Studies can be run on demand for individual plantations and their surrounding areas, or automated on monthly, quarterly, yearly or custom reporting cycles. Outputs include due-diligence reports for review and submittal, supporting maps and deforestation calculations, ad-hoc reports that grade individual plantations or collections of plantations from compliant to high risk, and anonymised reports that can be shared externally while keeping regulatory traceability. Kumi Analytics states that its reports are designed to be audit-friendly and backed by authoritative datasets.