Tracking Cloud® is a comprehensive solution for handling the requirements of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
With the December 2026 deadline confirmed, now is the time to act. And when you're ready to go further, the same platform can also cover your wider traceability, supplier management, and EU compliance needs.
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Tracking Cloud® covers everything required to comply with the upcoming deforestation regulation in a single solution package:
Tracking Cloud's AI capabilities work directly with your live EUDR data.
With Tracking Cloud®, you can effortlessly collect data from every key point in your value chain. Our solution enables complete end-to-end transparency and traceability throughout the entire lifecycle of your product, from “cradle to grave”.
Beyond EUDR compliance, our platform allows you to leverage collected data for other use cases as well, such as the upcoming EU Digital Product Passport (DPP).
Tracking Cloud® offers advanced communication tools and preconfigured interfaces for seamless data sharing with all stakeholders – including suppliers, customers, authorities, logistics providers, and more.
This ensures smooth data exchange between all parties using the method that suits them best – whether it's email, API integration, Web EDI, or Excel spreadsheets.
Getting started with Tracking Cloud® is fast and straightforward. A solution covering the minimum EUDR requirements can be live in just a few weeks – no lengthy IT projects required. After go-live, you can add features and modules as your needs evolve.
Our technical experts and a dedicated Customer Success Manager guide you through every step of the implementation and stay with you after go-live to make sure the solution keeps pace with your needs and any future regulatory changes.
The December 2026 deadline for EUDR is confirmed and will not move again – the window to prepare is narrowing.
Book a Tracking Cloud® product demo today and make sure you're ready in time. During the session, our experts will walk you through the solution and help assess what it takes to get you live before the deadline.
Our Practical Guide to EUDR gives you a clear, practical overview of what the regulation requires, who it applies to, and what you need to do to prepare. Updated to reflect the latest changes from the May 2026 simplification review, it helps you answer questions such as:
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a new regulation that aims to reduce global deforestation, forest degradation, and biodiversity loss by keeping deforestation-linked products out of the EU market. It requires companies to prove that their raw materials have not caused deforestation through accurate supply chain traceability and strict due diligence to ensure products are “deforestation-free.”
The EUDR applies to most companies placing relevant products on the EU market or exporting them from the EU, regardless of their size or location. The specific requirements vary depending on the company’s size and role in the supply chain. Read more from our free EUDR guide.
The EUDR timeline has been revised several times, but under the current decision, large and medium-sized companies must begin complying with the requirements as of 30 December 2026. For micro and small enterprises, the regulation will apply from 30 June 2027.
Due to the high uncertainty, businesses should act now to prepare systems for traceability, geolocation, and risk assessment to ensure compliance no matter what happens with the schedule. If you are uncertain what is required from your company, don't hesitate to contact us.
The EUDR applies to seven key commodities and products derived from them:
Non-compliance with EUDR can result in severe penalties issued by authorities, including:
On top of these direct penalties, non-compliance can lead to even greater harm if a company’s customers refuse to accept products without proper EUDR documentation, such as verified Due Diligence Statements (DDS). In the worst case this can bring the entire business to a halt.