Sourcemap EUDR and Transaction-Level Traceability

Sourcemap Inc. is a US supply chain transparency software company with main offices in New York, Chicago and Paris. It helps brands and manufacturers map multi-tier supply chains down to farms and plots so they can manage deforestation, forced labor and due diligence risks under rules such as EUDR and CSDDD.

The cloud platform maps suppliers across tiers, collects plot geolocation, runs a four-layer deforestation scan with premium satellite imagery and links plots to specific shipments and purchase orders for transaction-level traceability. ERP-integrated supplier invitations, real-time feedback on submissions, an outreach team working in eight languages, legality assessments, audit trails and validated submission of EUDR data to the EU TRACES portal complete the workflow. Customers include Ferrero, Hershey and AG1.

• Multi-tier mapping: Maps suppliers across tiers down to farms and plots.
• Deforestation scanning: Runs a four-layer satellite analysis with mitigation reports.
• Transaction traceability: Links plots to batches, shipments and purchase orders.
• Supplier onboarding: Invites suppliers automatically from ERP data and supports them in eight languages.
• Legality assessment: Dispatches and tracks EUDR legality questionnaires.
• TRACES submission: Validates and submits EUDR data to the EU TRACES portal with audit logs.

Vietnamese coffee and rubber exporters can answer EU customers' supplier requests with plot and shipment data. Furniture makers can map timber sources for EUDR declarations. Garment and footwear manufacturers can provide multi-tier mapping for forced labor due diligence.

Full-service onboarding covers supplier outreach, data collection and integration, with a stated four-week timeline to EUDR compliance. Linking plots to purchase orders lets companies prove which farms supplied each shipment. Supplier support in eight languages raises response rates, and downloadable audit trails help answer regulators and auditors.

EUDR, the EU CSDDD and US forced labor import rules are pushing brands to trace raw materials beyond first-tier suppliers. Vietnamese coffee, cocoa, rubber, timber and garment suppliers to Western brands are increasingly asked to share plot and transaction data through such platforms.

Sourcemap Inc., United States, with main offices in New York, Chicago and Paris. Hershey's and AG1's 2025 reports describe Sourcemap as a traceability collaborator, and a Sourcemap blog reports Woolworths reaching 100% palm oil transparency. In September 2026 Sourcemap and Satelligence announced a strategic partnership.