Satelligence Supply Chain Monitoring Platform

Satelligence is a Dutch company with offices in Utrecht, Jakarta, Abidjan and São Paulo that uses satellite data to help commodity buyers and producers manage deforestation and climate risks in their supply chains.

Its Sustainable Sourcing platform combines satellite imagery with field data to trace raw materials to sourcing regions and plots, detect deforestation and other risks, handle grievances, measure emissions and share data between supply chain partners. It covers coffee, cocoa, rubber, palm oil, timber, pulp and paper, soy and cattle, shows which plots comply with EUDR and cross-checks field reports against near-real-time satellite data. In 2026 it published a cross-commodity deforestation- and conversion-free (DCF) methodology. Users include Neste, Mondelez, Unilever, Bunge, Cargill, Rabobank and the coffee and cocoa trader Daarnhouwer.

• Sourcing region mapping: Traces commodities to sourcing regions, mills and plots.
• Deforestation detection: Monitors forest loss and land conversion with satellite imagery.
• EUDR plot compliance: Shows which plots meet EUDR requirements.
• Field data verification: Cross-checks field reports against near-real-time satellite data.
• Emissions measurement: Estimates land-use emissions for Scope 3 reporting.
• Grievance and data sharing: Handles grievances and shares data among supply chain partners.

Vietnamese coffee exporters can share plot compliance status with European traders. Rubber companies can monitor plantations and smallholder areas for new deforestation alerts. Food manufacturers sourcing cocoa or palm oil can include land-use emissions from their supply base in Scope 3 reports.

Plot-level EUDR status shows quickly which supplies comply and where issues lie, as described in the Daarnhouwer case. Near-real-time satellite monitoring lets companies cross-check field reports and act on new deforestation alerts. Combining deforestation, emissions and grievance data in one platform supports both EUDR due diligence and Scope 3 reporting.

EUDR, corporate deforestation-free commitments and Scope 3 targets require continuous monitoring of sourcing areas rather than one-off audits. Southeast Asian palm oil, rubber and coffee supply bases, including Vietnam's coffee and rubber regions, are areas where buyers need satellite-based risk monitoring.

Satelligence, Netherlands, with offices in Utrecht, Jakarta, Abidjan and São Paulo; an ISO 27001 certificate is published on its website. In July 2026 it released a cross-commodity DCF methodology, and in September 2026 it announced strategic partnerships with Sourcemap and HowGood.