EU market-access compliance

Turn messy supplier data into an EU filing you can defend.

Satellite imagery helps you place the boundary. This step checks the GeoJSON geometry — it does not check deforestation.

No demo. No webinar. Start with your own data.

Sample record
A sample plot boundary in Côte d’Ivoire, traced corner by corner on satellite imageryCôte d’Ivoire
≈ 3.72 ha traced · ring closed8.1870 N · 4.5548 W

The EU rule that keeps deforestation out of what you import.

A carbon charge on the heavy goods you import into the EU.

A digital passport carrying the data behind every covered battery.

The EU’s packaging and producer take-back (EPR) rules.

A notification when your product contains a substance of high concern.

  • Every check cites the exact rule
  • Your file never leaves your browser
  • EU-hosted, GDPR-first

Satellite deforestation evidence

Bring the plot boundary. See what the published forest record says.

Clearlane records the forest-data check behind each plot, then gives you the cited evidence chain you can hand to an auditor.

Boundary drawing is not the deforestation result. The satellite image in the tracing step helps place the outline. The forest-data check is a separate analysis of that geometry and the commodity you declared.

The FAO / Open Foris Whisp method draws on a catalogue of nine published Earth-observation dataset families through Google Earth Engine. Your evidence records which family columns were present for this plot; it never turns the nine sources into a vote or confidence score.

Clearlane reads only the risk column relevant to the declared commodity. Missing or unreadable evidence stays open - it is not converted into a favourable result.

See the complete check and sample report

A plot boundary and its declared commodity enter the FAO and Open Foris Whisp method. The method draws on a catalogue of nine published dataset families. Clearlane reads the one risk column relevant to the declared commodity and records the answer, any required premise and the cited rule clause.

Nine-family catalogue
Different products answer different questions. The report says which returned columns for this plot.
31 December 2020
The EUDR Article 2(13) cut-off separates historical change from the post-cut-off question.
Cited evidence PDF
Column read, provider answer, required premise and the published rule clause behind the outcome.

A non-detection is supporting evidence for one EUDR criterion, not proof of full compliance. The report records the evidence as it stood on the date of the check.

The EUDR readiness flow

Six steps, and the record is yours to defend.

01

Product and EUDR mapping

Confirm the CN or HS code. Clearlane maps it to the cited EUDR commodity and records the profile version it used.

Clearlane — Product and EUDR mapping

Built for scrutiny

See every check, its source and every change.

Rules, not guesses

Every finding names the legal source and the version it was checked against.

No supplier account required

Send a secure link. Suppliers answer from any phone, even offline in the field.

A complete chain of custody

Every input, correction and state change stays in the append-only record.

Supplier collection

The data you are missing is on someone else’s phone.

  1. Name the supplier and the gap — the request is built from what the engine found missing.

  2. They open a link on any phone. No account, no app, works offline in a field.

  3. The answer is checked against the cited rules before it reaches your record.

You approve every response. Nothing enters your evidence on a supplier’s say-so.

One spine, five duties

The five EU duties Clearlane models.

EUDR is the live product path. The other four sit on the same spine and are explained here as law.

EUDR

Deforestation-free supply chains

The EU rule that keeps deforestation out of what you import.

What we do
We check GeoJSON structure and geometry, preserve the evidence and prepare a structural DDS review for portal handoff.
Applies to
Coffee, cocoa, rubber, palm oil, soy, cattle or wood importers.

Public EUDR path: free geodata checking and a cited readiness workflow.

Check your geodata — freeRead the guide

The duty list keeps growing.

More EU acts land on the same goods every year. These are cited here so you can see what is coming.

Also applies to goods entering the EU

  • EU Forced Labour RegulationRegulation (EU) 2024/3015
  • Battery + WEEE EPR registrationRegulation (EU) 2023/1542, Art. 56; Directive 2012/19/EU (WEEE)
  • Textile EPRRevised Waste Framework Directive (in force 16 Oct 2025)
  • Digital Product Passport — textilesESPR — Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (Working Plan COM(2025) 187)
  • VSME / CSRD supplier data-prepEFRAG VSME standard; CSRD value-chain-cap delegated act (~Jun 2026)
  • General Product Safety RegulationRegulation (EU) 2023/988 (applies 13 Dec 2024)

Awareness only. Clearlane does not check these.

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