EUDR-compliant software enables exporters and EU importers to prove that products are legally sourced, fully traceable, and deforestation-free. It requires farm-level geolocation, risk assessment, and verifiable reporting aligned with strict EU regulations. SourceTrace delivers a single digital platform to meet these requirements with speed and confidence.
The EU Deforestation Regulation mandates that regulated commodities entering the EU must not contribute to forest loss after December 31, 2020. Companies must submit due diligence data proving origin, legality, and low deforestation risk under the EU Deforestation Regulation framework.
SourceTrace helps businesses build a deforestation-free supply chain using field-proven digital tools and satellite intelligence to meet EUDR compliance requirements. Designed for complex, multi-country sourcing, our approach works even in remote, offline environments.
Key Benefits for African Exporters: Core capabilities include:
These capabilities enhance supply chain mapping accuracy while supporting ethical sourcing and the non-exploitation of Indigenous communities across African agricultural landscapes.
This approach complements seed traceability software, supports high-volume exporters seeking the best coffee traceability software in Africa, and aligns with regional needs such as coffee traceability software for Ethiopia.
Modern agricultural traceability software replaces manual records with verified, audit-ready data. SourceTrace’s platform connects farmers, processors, exporters, and EU buyers within a single, secure system.
Our platform includes built-in EUDR-compliant reporting tools that automatically generate due diligence and deforestation risk reports. This automation reduces errors, improves data accuracy, and accelerates EU shipment approvals.
SourceTrace has covered over 37 countries in implementing sustainable value chains across coffee, cocoa, soy, palm oil, rubber, wood and cattle.
EUDR compliance software supports digital registration of farmers and land parcels using mobile applications, offline capture, and later synchronization.
Yes. Land-mapping functionality records accurate coordinates and links mapped plots to each farmer.
It integrates satellite imagery and geospatial analysis to verify land use and deforestation risk.
Coffee, cocoa, soy, cattle and leather, palm oil, natural rubber, and wood can be supported.
Auditable geolocation data, risk checks, and due diligence reports give importers clearer compliance evidence before shipment.
TESTIMONIAL
Suzanne UittenbogaardSustainable Value Chain Manager, Cargill Cocoa & Chocolate, NetherlandsThe SourceTrace platform enables us to digitally collect and link data from cocoa farmers, farms and the communities allowing us to formulate plans for coaching farmers based on their needs.
Nanda KumarCOO, Chetna Organic Agriculture Producer Company Ltd., IndiaSourceTrace's platform helped us digitize the end-to-end value chain all the way from farm to the brands taking possession of the bales. Chetna could distinguish itself in the market and gained customer loyalty and premium pricing in a sustainable manner.
Hendrik Jan (Erik) KeusChief of Party, WorldFish, BangladeshUSAID-AIN project implemented by WorldFish is proud to introduce e-traceability on a pilot scale into Bangladesh using SourceTrace applications.
Litul BaruahProgramme & Analytics Specialist, Laudes Foundation, IndiaWe have been working with Sourcetrace for almost 4 years. The team has a very good understanding of the agriculture sector along with technical expertise in software development. We really appreciate the fact that they are open to new ideas and they are able to implement them in a time-bound manner.
