Every plot, proven.
EUDR wants the coordinates of every plot behind every consignment. What suppliers actually send is a spreadsheet with gaps in it. We repair that file, screen it against the 2020 forest baseline, and hand back something you can file.
How it works
Ten vendors will sell you software. All of them leave the data work to you, and that work is the whole of our practice.
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Plot data remediation
We check the coordinate range, the precision and the projection. Then the faults that hide: axes entered the wrong way round, nulls logged as 0,0, one plot recorded twice by two collectors. Polygons get their rings closed and their winding order corrected.
plots.geojsonSupplier exception management
The plots your data cannot fix, grouped by supplier, each with the request that recovers them, drafted and ready to send.
exceptions.xlsxScreening and human review
Plot-level screening on the 2020 cut-off using FAO Whisp with Sentinel and Landsat. A person reads every flag, because dense agroforestry looks like forest to a classifier.
screening.pdfEvidence and method
Datasets, versions and decision rules, written so a competent authority can follow the work on its own. We also write down what we could not check.
method.pdfFour hectares changes everything
Up to four hectares, one coordinate pair does the job. Past that the regulation wants the whole boundary. Getting this wrong is expensive precisely because you only find out late, and by then somebody has to walk the plot again.
It is also the fault our diagnostic turns up most often, usually in files that look complete at a glance.
Your origin country decides your obligation
Not your own country. This is the point most operators get wrong, in both directions.
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A fit
- You are the operator, first placing goods on the EU market
- Medium or large, so December 2026 applies
- Coffee, cocoa, palm oil, soya or timber
- Smallholder or cooperative supply, where data arrives fragmented
- No geospatial function in-house
Not a fit
- Cattle hides, leather and vulcanised rubber, all removed from Annex I in 2026
- Organisations with an established GIS team
- Anyone wanting software to run themselves. Good ones exist and we will name them
- Anyone wanting a guarantee of deforestation-free, or their declaration filed for them. We do neither.
Check your own file
These are the checks we run on day one of an engagement. It all happens in your browser, so nothing reaches us.
CSV or GeoJSON. Handles European semicolon exports and quoted fields.
A structural screen, not a compliance determination. It does not evaluate interior rings, and does not test self-intersection above 2,000 positions. Where that limit is reached it says so rather than passing the plot silently.
Data, and the question you were going to ask
Smallholder coordinates tied to named producers count as personal data, and we are based in India, which has no EU adequacy decision. You were going to ask. Here is the answer.
- EU-hosted by default, so for EU clients the data never leaves the EU
- Processor under Article 28, on your DPA or on ours
- Standard Contractual Clauses where any transfer would occur
- No sub-processors
- Deletion by default, thirty days after handover
- Your NDA first, before anything is sent
- Fixed fee, quoted before work starts. No day rates
- Free rework on any plot we certified clean that is later rejected for that defect
50 plots, 48 hours, no charge.
Send a sample of real supplier data, the part you are least sure about. You get a written report within 48 hours on which plots would pass and why. Nothing owed either way, and if the file is sound we will tell you that.
- Quote turnaround
- 48 hours
- Diagnostic
- No charge
- Basis
- Fixed fee
- Data location
- EU-hosted
Direct hardik@signalpoint.in