Forest Trackt
Turn Forest Supply Chain Data Into Verifiable, Auditable EUDR Compliance
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CASE STUDY
Learn how Forest Trackt has helped Graphic Packaging International simplify EUDR compliance.
Built for EUDR Compliance, from Forest Source to Finished Product
Forest Trackt supports manufacturers, packaging producers, consumer brands, importers, exporters, traders, and suppliers that need to manage the data, verification, documentation, and due diligence required under the EUDR.
From collecting upstream sourcing data and verifying harvest polygons to connecting that information to products and shipments, Forest Trackt helps companies build a clear, auditable compliance record—even when the required forest-origin data sits several tiers upstream in the supply chain.
From Sourcing Data to Defensible Due Diligence
Forest Trackt helps companies collect sourcing data, verify harvest locations, trace material through complex supply chains, and support the due diligence required under the European Union Deforestation Regulation.
From forest source to finished product, Forest Trackt helps connect upstream sourcing information to the products and shipments covered by EUDR.
Collect and Structure Sourcing Data
EUDR compliance starts with reliable upstream data.
Forest Trackt supports multiple ways to collect supplier, transaction, and harvest-location information, including supplier submissions, mobile data collection, structured data files, system integrations, and scale transaction data.
The goal is simple: make it easier to collect the right information from suppliers and identify gaps before they create compliance problems.
Connect Harvest Origins to Products and Shipments
Collecting coordinates is only the beginning. Companies also need to show how harvested material moves through the supply chain.
Forest Trackt links supplier, transaction, and harvest-location data so teams can identify which sourcing areas contributed to relevant products and shipments.
This helps companies:
- Connect harvest locations to suppliers and transactions
- Track material through multiple supply chain steps
- Identify the sourcing information behind a specific shipment
- Maintain a clear record for due diligence and audit review
Verify Harvest Compliance
Forest Trackt helps companies move from a source coordinate to the harvest area needed for EUDR traceability.
Using Harvest OS, ResourceWise's in-house forest verification technology, Forest Trackt combines mapping data, satellite imagery, and change detection to help establish harvest polygons and evaluate sourcing locations.
Support Due Diligence and Submission
Forest Trackt helps organize the sourcing, transaction, location, and verification data needed to support the appropriate EUDR due diligence process.
Once the required information is ready, Forest Trackt can support Due Diligence Statement preparation and transmission to TRACES, or provide the information to customers responsible for making their own submissions.
ResourceWise can also provide authorized representative support for eligible organizations.
Geolocation Data Collection
Collect and manage the sourcing coordinates and location data needed to support EUDR traceability.
High-Quality Datasets
Leverage supporting forest, property, and geographic data to improve location accuracy and strengthen verification.
Proactive Alerts
Identify issues and changes that may require review as sourcing and verification data is processed.
Audit Trail
Maintain a clear record of the supplier, transaction, harvest location, verification, and due diligence information behind each submission.
API Integration
Connect Forest Trackt with existing data sources and business systems to reduce unnecessary manual work.
Data Security
Protect sensitive supplier, sourcing, and compliance information through secure data-management practices.
On-Demand Demonstrations
Forest Trackt for the Pellet Industry
Discover how to streamline EUDR compliance for the pellet industry—enhance traceability, reduce risk, and stay ahead of regulations with ease.
DEMO: PELLET INDUSTRYForest Trackt for the Pulp & Paper Industry
Ensure seamless EUDR compliance for the pulp and paper industry—improve supply chain visibility, mitigate risk, and simplify regulatory reporting.
DEMO: PULP & PAPER INDUSTRYBuilt for Complex, Multi-Tier Supply Chains
Forest Trackt is designed around how wood and fiber actually move through supplier networks, mills, and other supply chain steps.
Works With the Data Suppliers Already Have
Use coordinates, transaction records, scale data, and other existing sourcing information instead of forcing every supplier into the same collection process.
Reduces Manual Work
Turn source coordinates into usable harvest polygons and reduce the burden on suppliers and compliance teams.
Connects Source Data to Products and Shipments
Link harvest locations, supplier information, and transactions to the products covered by due diligence.
Supports Compliant Due Diligence Statements
Bring together the sourcing, traceability, and verification data needed to prepare compliant Due Diligence Statements and submit required information to TRACES.
Creates a Clear Audit Record
Keep the data and evidence behind each submission organized and accessible for internal review, customers, or regulators.
EUDR Compliance Backed by Forest-Industry Expertise
Forest Trackt is supported by ResourceWise’s deep experience in forest products, timber supply chains, forest data, and market intelligence.
That expertise helps companies understand how upstream sourcing data is created, how material moves through complex supply chains, and how forest-origin information can be connected to downstream products and shipments.
ResourceWise helps companies turn EUDR requirements into practical compliance workflows that suppliers and downstream teams can realistically support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the EUDR?
The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) law aims to reduce deforestation and forest degradation by requiring operators to trace the source of their traded commodities to the farms where they were produced. This transparency will help to eliminate the sourcing of commodities from areas linked to deforestation or forest degradation.
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What commodities are included in the EUDR?
- Timber and Forest Products
- Palm Oil
- Soy
- Cocoa
- Rubber
- Cattle
- Coffee
The EUDR also applies to all products derived from these commodities, such as chocolate from cocoa, beef from cattle, and furniture from wood products.
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What is an operator?
Due diligence broadly means that both large companies and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) must be able to prove that the products they sell or export from the EU market come from deforestation-free sources. Risk assessments, reasonable doubt, and annual public reporting must align with the EUDR requirements and the relevant legislation of the country of production.
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What are the traceability requirements for the EUDR?
Operators must be able to provide their geo-location coordinates of all tracts of land where commodities and related products were produced. This must also include the date and time when production occurred.
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When does the EUDR take effect?
The deadline for compliance for larger operators is December 30, 2025, with smaller operators expected to comply by June 30, 2026.
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How will the EUDR affect my business?
The provisions of the EUDR will impact businesses in several ways depending on what is produced, where production exists in the value chain, and other factors. Learn more about compliance for forest products professionals here.
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What happens if my business does not comply with the EUDR?
Companies that fail to comply with the EUDR could face multiple penalties ranging from fines of up to 4% of revenue earned on the European market to the seizure of all earned revenue of non-complying products. More serious or ongoing compliance failure could also lead to the removal of products from the EU market altogether.
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How does the ForestLogger app work?
ForestLogger uses geo-fencing technology to acquire and transfer geo-location data from the forest to the mill gate, automating the compliance reporting process with minimal human interaction. The app can be downloaded to Apple and Android phones. No cellular service is required to use the app.