Supplier geolocation, forestry documents and certificates read automatically, and an evidence dossier per shipment to sell wood, furniture or coffee to the EU.
From 30 December 2026, large and medium EU operators can only place wood, furniture, leather, pulp, coffee, soy or beef on the market with the geolocation of the production plot and proof that no deforestation happened after 2020. Suppliers who can't deliver the dossier lose the order.
A geospatial database (PostGIS) holds suppliers and plot polygons; AI reads invoices, Brazilian forest transport permits (DOF), management plans and certificates (FSC, PEFC); every batch is linked to its supplier and plot of origin; rules check inbound and outbound volumes and overlaps with deforestation maps; the system assembles the evidence package for each shipment so the importer can file the due diligence statement.
Suppliers and the polygons of their production areas go into a geospatial database.
AI reads invoices, forest transport permits, management plans and certificates.
Rules check volumes, overlaps with deforestation maps and document validity.
Each shipment gets its evidence package for the importer's due diligence statement.
Orders keep shipping. Every shipment leaves with its dossier ready for the EU importer.
Problems caught early. Volume mismatches, overlapping plots and expired documents show up before loading.
Less manual work. Documents are read and linked to batches automatically, not copied into spreadsheets.
What we measure
Metrics are agreed before we start. With the numbers in hand, you decide whether to move to production.
Pricing
Custom quote after a free assessment; € 3,000 to 9,000 for European clients (estimate)
Billing: setup plus a monthly fee.
Every project is quoted in writing after a free assessment, in US dollars or euros.
Entry offer
Custom quote
Timeline: 4 to 6 weeks
Starting price for the scope described. Larger volumes and extra integrations go into the proposal, always in writing before work starts.
Industries where this service comes up most:
Every project is quoted after a free assessment, based on scope, volume and the systems involved. You get a fixed-price proposal in writing before any work starts.
The pilot takes 4 to 6 weeks. Typical scope: one European customer and one product line.
On 30 December 2026 for large and medium operators and on 30 June 2027 for micro and small ones, according to the European Commission. Suppliers of large importers need the dossier for their 2027 shipments.
No. We build the evidence dossier (geolocation, documents and checks); the due diligence statement belongs to the EU importer, and certifications such as FSC and PEFC are issued by certification bodies.
Who builds it
AI engineer · Joinville, Brazil
Five years of software development and AI systems in production. The person who handles your project is the one who designs it and writes the code.
Free assessment
Tell us how the process works today, the rough volume and the systems involved. If it makes sense, you'll get a pilot proposal with scope, timeline and metrics.
Tell us about the process, the rough volume and the systems involved. You'll hear back from the engineer who would build it.
An emissions inventory per installation and per product, with every number linked to its source document, ready for the EU importer and the accredited verifier.
A product data model (composition, recycled content, repairability and origin) fed by the ERP and supplier datasheets, with a passport in JSON and a QR code.
Customer access to machine data, a vulnerability process with SBOM and a digital manual for selling connected machines in the EU.