EUDR risk assessment
An EUDR risk assessment with the evidence beside each criterion.
Article 10 lists what an operator weighs before concluding that the risk is negligible. EUDRplot sets out each criterion for each product, shows what it already knows, and records how you decided.
- Data hosted in the EU
- Files straight to the EU Information System
- Encrypted, GDPR, DPA included
- Five-year audit trail
EUDR risk assessment
What you get
Country benchmark
Each country of production as low, standard or high risk, from the Commission's Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1093.
Plot evidence
File errors, forest in 2020, tree cover loss since, and overlaps between suppliers.
Declarations and documents
Supplier answers on each legality heading, and documents with their validity.
Mitigation recorded
Each measure against the criterion it answers.
Concluded and frozen
Your name, the time and the facts as they were, with a PDF record.
Monitoring feeds it
New deforestation alerts reopen the question for the products they touch.
What Article 10 asks you to weigh
The country's risk classification, and the risk within it. The presence of forest and of indigenous peoples. Consultation and claims from indigenous peoples. Deforestation and degradation in the area. The reliability of information, including corruption, document fraud and law enforcement. Supply-chain complexity and the risk of mixing with products of unknown origin or that are not compliant. Circumvention. Concerns about the country, such as sanctions. And any complementary information, such as certification, where it is relevant.
What the app already knows
For each criterion, EUDRplot lists the facts it holds: the country benchmark, errors in the plot files, plots that were forest in 2020, tree cover loss since 2021, plots overlapping another supplier's, declarations not answered yes, documents expired or expiring. You see them before you rate.
A record you can show
Concluding records who concluded, when, and with which facts, and produces a PDF. If an authority asks why you placed a product on the market, the answer is that record.
EUDR risk assessment
How it works
- 01
Open the product
Its plots, suppliers and documents are already there.
- 02
Rate each criterion
With the evidence the app shows.
- 03
Mitigate
Until the risk is negligible.
- 04
Conclude
Review date set a year ahead.
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Is the risk assessment automatic?
No, and it should not be. The regulation makes it the operator's judgement. EUDRplot gathers the evidence and records the reasoning; you decide.
What changes for low-risk countries?
If every country of production is classed as low risk, simplified due diligence applies and the assessment is not required unless you learn of something that points to a risk. EUDRplot still asks you to consider supply-chain complexity and the risk of mixing.
How often is it reviewed?
At least once a year, and whenever new information arrives, such as a deforestation alert on one of the plots.
Related
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- EUDR due diligence statementHow to file an EUDR due diligence statement in the EU Information System: what it contains, the geolocation file, reference numbers, and filing from EUDRplot.
- EUDR supplier onboardingOnboard EUDR suppliers with one link each: no account needed, files in any format checked and fixed in their browser, declarations and documents collected.
- EUDR traceabilityEUDR traceability means linking every product to the plots it was produced on. Keep supplier, plot, product and statement linked, and catch overlaps and gaps.
- EUDR geolocationEUDR geolocation in plain terms: latitude and longitude of every plot, polygons above four hectares, WGS 84 with six decimals, GeoJSON for the Information System.
- EUDR plot mappingMapping plots for the EUDR: phone GPS, Google Earth, shapefiles or spreadsheets, when a point is enough, and how to turn field data into a file the system accepts.
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