EU Deforestation Regulation
compliance, operationalised.
EAS is an EUDR compliance management platform built to help operators and traders prepare, manage, and maintain deforestation compliance records.
Collect supply chain data, organise geolocation information, document risk assessment, prepare Due Diligence Statements, and support submission through the EU Information System via TRACES — all in one structured workflow.
EUDR compliance management platform
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires companies placing certain commodities and derived products on the EU market or exporting them from the EU to demonstrate that products are deforestation-free and produced in accordance with relevant legislation.
To meet EUDR requirements, businesses must
- Collect supply chain traceability information
- Provide geolocation data for production areas
- Perform and document risk assessment
- Submit an EUDR Due Diligence Statement (DDS) through the EU Information System via TRACES
How EAS helps
EAS is an EUDR compliance management platform and EUDR compliance software designed to help operators and traders manage documentation, prepare Due Diligence Statements, support TRACES EUDR submission, and maintain full regulatory records.
EUDR application dates
The European Commission lists the entry into application as follows.
Large and medium operators
30 December 2026
Micro and small operators
30 June 2027
Micro and small operators already covered by EUTR
30 December 2026
Scope note for publishers
A targeted revision adopted by the Council removed certain printed products, such as books, newspapers, and printed pictures, from the scope of the regulation, reflecting limited deforestation risk for these items.
Some publishing businesses may still be affected depending on what they place on the EU market and how their supply chain is structured, for example through packaging or other covered products.
How EAS supports EUDR compliance
EAS automates the core EUDR requirements through a structured compliance workflow built for compliance, sustainability, and legal teams.
Supply chain traceability
Collection and organisation of supplier and product data required for EUDR due diligence.
Geolocation data
Store and manage geolocation information for covered commodities and products.
Risk assessment
Guided workflows to assess and document risk, including mitigation steps and evidence.
Due Diligence Statements
Preparation and management of DDS inputs and supporting documentation.
TRACES submission support
Support for EU Information System submission workflows once the DDS is ready.
Audit-ready recordkeeping
Secure storage of due diligence documentation for the required retention period of at least five years.
Built for compliance operations, not supply chain mapping
Some EUDR tools focus on complex supply chain mapping or satellite monitoring. EAS focuses on operational compliance automation, enabling businesses to submit Due Diligence Statements and manage regulatory documentation without building internal compliance infrastructure.
Role of EAS
EAS supports operators and traders with structured compliance operations.
Data collection
Collecting required supplier information and geolocation data.
Documentation review
Validating documentation completeness for internal review and audit readiness.
DDS preparation
Generating and organising the information needed for Due Diligence Statements.
Submission support
Supporting DDS submission via the EU Information System through TRACES, including submitting on behalf of clients where applicable.
Record retention
Maintaining and organising regulatory documentation in line with retention obligations of at least five years.
Industries impacted by the EUDR
EAS supports companies working with products derived from EUDR covered commodities and their derived products.
Timber and wood products
Paper, packaging, furniture, and construction materials.
Coffee and cocoa products
Covered products derived from regulated commodity supply chains.
Rubber products
Products linked to regulated rubber sourcing and processing.
Cattle-derived products
Including products such as leather goods.
Palm oil derivatives
Products with upstream palm oil exposure under EUDR scope.
Soy-based products
Products and materials derived from soy supply chains.
For exact scope, products are defined via EU classification codes and commodity coverage under the regulation.
EUDR timeline
Dates below follow the European Commission and Council updates.
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EAS EUDR pre registrations
Pre register to receive a quote and early access.
30 April 2026
Commission simplification review report due
Commission review milestone under the current EUDR implementation track.
30 December 2026
EUDR applies to large and medium operators
Entry into application for large and medium operators.
30 December 2026
EUDR applies to micro and small operators already covered by EUTR
Operators already within EUTR coverage follow the earlier application date.
30 June 2027
EUDR applies to micro and small operators
Entry into application for micro and small operators.
One dashboard. Full compliance record.
EAS brings EUDR into a single operational workflow:
- Fast structured data collection for suppliers, products, and supporting evidence
- Central view of your compliance status and documentation
- Guided logic to complete required steps consistently
- Support for EU Information System via TRACES submission workflows
- Audit-ready storage and retrieval of records for authorities on request, retained for at least five years
Get ready for EUDR
EAS supports 4,000+ international businesses with European compliance. Now we’re extending our automation and operational workflow approach to EUDR.