YourWeb EUDR is EUDR compliance software. It collects plot boundaries from your suppliers, checks every plot on satellite images and submits the due diligence statement (DDS) to TRACES. You decide only where it matters.
until the EUDR applies to large and medium companies and to all traders.
Check whether it applies to youFrom 30 December 2026 cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood, and the products made from them, can enter the EU market only with a due diligence statement. Every statement names the plots where the commodity was produced and shows they have not been deforested since that date.
Based on: Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2025/2650.
Your obligations depend on what you trade, where your goods come from and how large your company is. Three questions are enough to find out.
live cattle, beef, offal, meat preparations
Every farm where the animal was kept counts.
beans, shells, paste, cocoa butter and powder, chocolate
green and roasted coffee, husks
Instant coffee from 30 December 2027.
palm and palm kernel oil, fatty acids, glycerol
natural rubber, compounds, new tyres and inner tubes, gloves
beans (except for sowing), flour, oil and soybean meal
sawn timber, panels, plywood, windows, doors, pallets, furniture, paper, pellets
Printed matter such as books and newspapers is excluded.
The list is closed. From 18 September 2026 cattle hides, among others, were removed from it; from 30 December 2027 instant coffee and further palm oil derivatives will be added.
Every shipment follows the same path, from the supplier invitation to the statement's reference number. The panel shows what happens on its own and what is waiting for you.
You add a supplier and send an invitation.
Supplier invitation
A portal in the supplier's language asks for plots, harvest period and documents.
4 plots received
Data check
Checks coordinates, the 4 ha rule and missing documents, and reminds the supplier of anything missing.
1 document missing
Satellite analysis
Compares every plot with the 2020 forest map and new Sentinel-2 images. About 30 seconds per plot.
No clearing after 2020
Risk assessment
Proposes an assessment based on the country of origin, the analysis and the documents.
Standard risk
You approve it or ask the supplier for an explanation.
Statement to the EU
Fills in the statement with the plot data and, once sent, passes the number to customs and your customers.
Ready to submit
You send it with one click.
Archive
Keeps documents and reports for 5 years. You download the package for an inspection with one click.
Until 2031
You invite the supplier, approve the risk assessment and send the statement. The panel does the rest.
BR-AP-014BR-AP-031BR-AP-027BR-AP-022BR-AP-009202.7 ha of forest lost in 2023The decision is yoursShipments from plot BR-AP-014 cannot be declared until the supplier explains the result.
The model compares every plot with the 2020 forest map and with new satellite images. It finds clearing, measures its area and dates it. Anything that is not clearly fine goes to a person.
Real Sentinel-2 images from the Apuí municipality, Brazil
Shipments from plot BR-AP-014 cannot be declared until the supplier explains the result.
Apuí municipality, Amazonas, Brazil (7.47° S, 60.44° W), Sentinel-2 L2A, 10 m. The plots are examples; the results were computed by the same algorithm that runs in the panel.
3,559 ha in total, 17.8% of the 2020 forest across 208.9 km².
* 2026: Sentinel-2 images only, the yearly data ends in 2025.
Tree cover loss does not always mean deforestation in the sense of the EUDR. It can be legal felling, a fire or a replanted plantation. That is why every result other than “no signals” goes to a person, with images from before and after.
Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2020, 2026). Forest map: © European Union, JRC. Tree cover loss: Hansen/UMD/Google/USGS/NASA, CC BY 4.0.
The dashboard shows first what waits for your decision, then how far along you are and the next customs clearances. The panel does the rest on its own.
Wednesday, 14 Octoberdata from 9:12Sentinel-2 images to 12 OctTRACES: connected
Correct the mass in statement D-2026-015019.2 t in the ERP, 18.0 t in the statement. It can be corrected for 72 hours after the reference number is issued.
by tomorrow, 14:20CorrectReview the supplier's explanation for plot BR-MG-0217Blocks shipment D-2026-0148
customs 17 OctReviewSubmit statement D-2026-0151 to the EU systemCocoa, 48 plots without findings
customs 18 OctSubmitRemind Fazenda Santa Clara about the plotsRequested on 2 October, shipment D-2026-0157
customs 24 OctRemindApprove the risk assessment of shipment D-2026-015931 plots without findings
customs 26 OctOpenShow all 5
| Customs | Shipment | Goods | Supplier | Plots | Risk assessment | Statement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Oct | D-2026-0144 | RubberHS 4001 | Thai Para RubberThailand | 22 of 22 | Not required | Accepted26PL7QK2M9X4TB |
| 16 Oct | D-2026-0150 | Robusta coffeeHS 0901 | Highland RobustaVietnam | 64 of 64 | Not required | To correct26PL4HD8R2W7QN |
| 17 Oct | D-2026-0148 | Arabica coffeeHS 0901 | Fazenda Boa EsperançaBrazil | 12 of 12, 1 to explain | Needs explanation | Draft |
| 18 Oct | D-2026-0151 | CocoaHS 1801 | Coop. de SoubréCôte d'Ivoire | 48 of 48 | Approved | Ready to submit |
| 21 Oct | D-2026-0153 | Palm oilHS 1511 | PT Sawit LestariIndonesia | 30 of 34 | In analysis | Draft |
| 22 Oct | D-2026-0155 | Robusta coffeeHS 0901 | Highland RobustaVietnam | 41 of 41 | Not required | Submitted14 Oct, 8:47 |
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The supplier gets a link and a form in their own language and adds plots as a point or as a boundary file (GeoJSON, KML).
Account owner, person approving the risk assessment, view only, for example for your accountant.
Who approved or sent what, and when. Useful during an inspection.
Our team sees your data only if you allow it, and only for 24 hours.
Start with the free plan on five plots. Net prices in Polish złoty (PLN); with annual billing you pay about 17% less.
To try the panel on your own plots, with no contract and no fees.
0PLN/mo
No contract, no card.
No setup fee
Start for freeFor small importers and producers buying from a handful of suppliers.
325PLN/mo
390 PLN PLN 3,900 a year
Setup: 1,490 PLN one-time
Choose planRecommended for importers
For companies sourcing from many suppliers in several countries.
990PLN/mo
1,190 PLN PLN 11,880 a year
Setup: 3,900 PLN one-time
Choose planFor groups and companies with complex supply chains.
Custom quote
We agree the scope, integrations and setup after a call.
Setup: custom quote
Let's talkSetup covers a scope review (CN codes, role under the EUDR), supplier import, configuration and training. VAT is added where applicable. The panel supports due diligence but does not take over the operator's legal responsibility. We confirm the scope and terms before we start.
YourWeb EUDR is EUDR compliance software from Poland for Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, made for importers, producers and traders of cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soy and wood. Suppliers send their plots in their own language (a point or a GeoJSON or KML file), AI checks every plot on Sentinel-2 satellite images, and the panel prepares the risk assessment and the due diligence statement (DDS), which it submits to TRACES once you approve it. Records are kept for 5 years. There is a free plan to start.
TRACES is the European Commission's system where a company registers and files due diligence statements (DDS) with plot geolocation. It does not collect data from suppliers and does not check plots. YourWeb EUDR does the work before filing: it collects plots and documents from suppliers, detects deforestation on satellite images, proposes the risk assessment and fills in the statement, and after submission passes the reference number to the customs agent and to customers.
Yes. If you buy in the EU and process the goods, you are a downstream operator: you do not submit your own statement, but you record your suppliers and customers and, from a supplier who placed the goods on the EU market, collect the reference numbers of its statements. You keep this data for 5 years. The deadline is 30 December 2026, whatever the size of your company.
For commodities from a low-risk country, simplified due diligence is enough, without a full risk assessment. You still have to collect the geolocation of the plots and submit a statement. Belarus, North Korea, Myanmar and Russia are currently high-risk; Brazil and Indonesia, for example, are standard-risk.
Without them no statement can be submitted and the goods will not clear customs. The panel sends the supplier reminders in their language and shows which shipment is affected. For plots up to 4 ha a single point is enough; larger ones need boundaries.
No. It is one source of information, if a very strong one: it shows whether forest disappeared from a plot after 2020. The risk assessment is approved by a person who sees the before and after images, the supplier's documents and the country of origin.
The Sentinel-2 satellites photograph the same place about every 5 days. The panel picks cloud-free images from recent months and compares them with images from the same season in 2020. In regions with a rainy season this can be harder; the report then says so.
You can try the panel with one supplier and up to five plots, with satellite analysis and a report for each plot. The plan does not send statements to the EU Information System and keeps data for 30 days. Moving to a paid plan keeps everything you have entered.
The panel prepares the statement and sends it to the EU Information System once you approve it. Legal responsibility stays with the company submitting the statement, also when an authorised representative does it.
Yes. The supplier gets an invitation link and a form in their language, adds plots as a point or a boundary file and uploads documents. Their data is shared only with your company, and they can withdraw consent.
We will show the panel on your commodities and work out your role under the EUDR. No obligation.
