EUDR Pulse
The EU Deforestation Regulation requires companies to prove that regulated commodities are deforestation-free and legally produced.
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Parcel-level compliance evidence
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires companies to demonstrate that commodities placed on the EU market are not linked to deforestation or forest degradation.
Our solution lets you analyse sourcing plots or supplier-provided geometries to identify signs of forest loss, land-use change or potential non-compliance since the relevant cut-off date.
Using multi-temporal satellite analysis (Sentinel-2, Landsat) and land cover change detection aligned with the 2020 EUDR baseline, the system identifies forest loss events and automatically flags high-risk areas.
Supplier risk prioritisation
While manual verification processes are slow, difficult to standardise, and hard to defend under audit, we help you identify the highest-risk parcels or suppliers first, helping teams focus on audits, documentation and mitigation actions.
Compliance teams receive supplier-level risk assessments, timestamped satellite imagery, and structured evidence packs including maps and data tables — ready for internal review or regulatory audit.
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EUDR & Compliance in practice
In a world where sourcing regions are increasingly exposed to climate stress, land-use change, and complex global dependencies, tracking the full journey of commodities from origin to market has become both a compliance necessity and a resilience strategy.
Earthpulse's EUDR Pulse delivers automated screening and traceable evidence documentation. Compliance teams receive supplier-level risk assessments, satellite imagery proof, and audit-ready evidence packs that satisfy regulatory requirements.
