Per-consignment Due Diligence Statement
Geo-anchored to the farm plots the order draws from, generated by the engine at the moment of dispatch. Downloadable as JSON; audit-ready against the EUDR Information System schema.
For buyers, importers, and trading desks
Verified compliance from your African suppliers, before you contract.
Receive an EUDR Due Diligence Statement on every consignment, regime-readiness signals on every supplier profile, and the underlying evidence trail with expiry visibility. The same engine your suppliers operate generates the artifact you contract against — geolocation enforced for EUDR, attestations dated, voluntary-scheme expiries surfaced, audit-ready by default.
What buyers receive
Three artifacts. One audit trail.
Supplier compliance readiness
Every supplier in the directory carries regime-by-regime status: which regimes apply, which requirements are met, which evidence is on file, and which items are approaching expiry. Visible before contracting, not after a problem.
Evidence trail with expiry visibility
Every certificate, attestation, and lab result a DDS cites lives on the platform with kind, expiry, and a signed download URL. The artifact is verifiable end-to-end — no off-platform attachments to chase.
Why this matters now
The compliance burden has moved to the importer.
EUDR — enforcement live
Operators placing in-scope commodities on the EU market must file a Due Diligence Statement per consignment, with geolocation to the plot of land. Liability sits with the EU-side operator, not the producer.
CSDDD — effective 2027
The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive obliges large EU buyers to identify, prevent, and remediate adverse human-rights and environmental impacts across their chain of activities — including upstream suppliers.
UK Modern Slavery Act, France Devoir de Vigilance, Norway Transparency Act
Mandatory due-diligence and reporting obligations on importers of specific sizes and sectors. Each places direct evidentiary demand on buyers, not their suppliers — the buyer carries the audit risk.
Dodd-Frank §1502 — US importers of 3TG
SEC-registered importers of tin, tantalum, tungsten, and gold must document conflict-mineral origin and OECD-aligned due diligence. The platform captures both at the mine-site and smelter layer.
The trust model
The artifact you receive is the artifact the engine produced.
The regime catalog is authoritative
One catalog row per regime, with citations, jurisdiction, effective and sunset dates, and the per-requirement checklist. Suppliers do not pick which checklist applies — the catalog decides, by commodity, sector, origin, and destination.
EUDR geolocation is enforced
Plots above the EU four-hectare threshold must carry a polygon boundary — not a centroid. The deforestation overlay runs against the JRC EU forest map at sub-hectare precision before the DDS is produced.
Voluntary-scheme expiries are surfaced
Rainforest Alliance, Fairtrade, GLOBALG.A.P., Fairmined, organic certifications, and the rest of Tier 2 carry expiry dates. An expired certificate doesn’t silently fall off — the regime evaluation downgrades and the supplier’s readiness changes visibly.
Same engine, both sides
The DDS you download is generated by the same code path that runs the supplier’s applicability checks. There is no second “buyer copy” produced separately — the artifact is a function of the evidence on file at the moment of dispatch.
Regime coverage
Four tiers. One catalog.
These are the regimes your suppliers can prove on the platform. The catalog is the single source of truth; new regulations are added as rows, then propagate to the suppliers and consignments they apply to.
- Tier 1 — Mineral mandates and origin obligations
- EUDR · OECD Due Diligence Guidance · Dodd-Frank §1502 · EU CRMA · IRA critical-mineral provisions · LBMA Gold · LBMA Silver · LBMA PGM · DMCC DGD · Kimberley Process.
- Tier 2 — Voluntary schemes and certifications
- Rainforest Alliance · Fairtrade · EU Organic · USDA NOP · JAS Organic · GLOBALG.A.P. · Fairmined · Q Coffee · Starbucks C.A.F.E. Practices · Smithsonian Bird Friendly · Cocoa Life · Cocoa Horizons.
- Tier 3 — Human-rights and supply-chain due diligence
- CSDDD (EU, effective 2027) · EU Forced Labour Regulation (effective 2027) · CSRD · LkSG (Germany) · Norway Transparency Act · France Devoir de Vigilance · UK Modern Slavery Act · UK Schedule 17 (deforestation, pending commencement).
- Tier 4 — Trade documentation
- AfCFTA Certificate of Origin · EAC Certificate of Origin · EU GSP-EBA · AGOA · Phyto ISPM-15.
Producers and exporters operate the same engine on the supply side. See how compliance works for exporters.
Get started
Source from suppliers whose compliance is on file.
Create a buyer account and browse the directory. Supplier profiles show regime-by-regime readiness; contracts surface the DDS the engine will produce on dispatch.