Plot evidence
For each plot boundary on your register, the record reads every look the open archive holds over the seasons before 31 December 2020. It returns a finding, or a withheld result with its reason and the next step. Every figure names the scene or product it came from.
For the people who file under Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 at operators and traders, and for platforms that file on their behalf.
- Cutoff
- 31 December 2020
- Findings
- Estates and sun-grown crops from 4 ha
- Regions
- Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Indonesia, Malaysia, East Africa (coffee)
- Delivered as
- PDF, CSV, JSON
01 · The order
What you send, and what comes back
You send
- Plot boundaries as GeoJSON, a zipped shapefile, or a CSV of points
- A reference, commodity, producer, country and planting year for each plot, where you have them
- Plots of any size. The register checks each geometry before anything is read
You receive
- A plain-word state on every plot: established before the cutoff, withheld with its reason, or supporting evidence only
- An evidence document per plot as a PDF: one true-colour look per season, the pre-cutoff season table, every look the archive held and why any was set aside, the sources, and the Article 9 mapping
- A book summary with every plot on one page, its finding and its next step, also as CSV
- The same record as JSON through the API, with signed webhooks when a batch lands
- Watches after the cutoff, with each flagged change worked through as a case
02 · How it is read
From the open archive to the record
Public sources
- 01
A finding says one thing: the ground inside the boundary held an established, managed stand before 31 December 2020. It is issued only when independent instruments agree.
- 02
Where they do not agree, the finding is withheld and the document says why. A withheld plot goes to the archive review, where a named reader looks at a sub-metre scene from before the cutoff.
- 03
Findings are issued for estates and sun-grown crops from four hectares in Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Indonesia, Malaysia, and East Africa for coffee. Smaller plots, and plots elsewhere, receive the same document as supporting evidence.
- 04
The obligation stays with the operator. The document is one input, read beside the land title, the purchase records and your own field evidence.
03 · The record behind it
What it has been measured against
Each figure is printed with its denominator and scope in the paper it links to.
- 0 of 57
- natural forest control blocks in Côte d’Ivoire given a finding
- 51 of 65
- established crop control blocks in Côte d’Ivoire that reached a finding
- 34 of 45
- oil palm control blocks in Indonesia that reached a finding
- 22 of 30
- oil palm control blocks in Malaysia that reached a finding, against 0 of 30 forest blocks
- 6 of 6
- Kenyan coffee estates that reached a finding, with 19 of 21 Ugandan coffee blocks
- 0 of 69
- natural forest control blocks in East Africa given a finding
More in EUDR and forestry
Archive imagery review
For plots the open record could not settle, a named reader files a dated reading of a sub-metre scene from before the cutoff.
Cases
Every withheld plot and every alert is worked as a case, with an append-only record you can show a competent authority.
Supplier requests
Ask a supplier for boundaries, planting records or a land title through a link that needs no account, and import what comes back.
Shipments and statements
Group the plots behind a consignment, get the shipment report, and export the statement in the Information System’s field order.
Evidence pack and share links
Hand one plot’s evidence to a buyer, a platform or an auditor: a PDF and ZIP pack, and a revocable link that needs no sign-in.
Storm stand record
After a storm, a dated record of every stand, ranked by where to send a drone or a forester first.
Send us ten flagged plots
Send the boundaries of ten plots your screen flagged. The record comes back within 48 hours as a PDF with the layers, each plot with its finding or its reason and next step.