Deforestation Regulation Manager
Full compliance with PwC's EUDR software
“Check Your Value Chain’s” EUDR module for easy fulfillment of your due diligence obligations
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) replaces the previous EU Timber Regulation and aims to prevent the EU market from contributing to global deforestation and forest degradation and to counteract the loss of biodiversity. It obliges companies to comply with strict due diligence obligations. This includes collecting relevant information, assessing and, where necessary, mitigating risks, and submitting an electronic due diligence statement before placing products on the market. Companies must regularly review their procedures and report publicly.
Benefits
Full coverage of EUDR regulations
With the EUDR module, you are provided with a comprehensive end-to-end solution that covers all due diligence obligations – including data collection, risk analysis, also at HS code level, risk mitigation, as well as the submission of due diligence statements.
Precise deforestation analysis
Benefit from index data verified by our PwC experts and trusted partners for satellite images, enabling you to transparently demonstrate that your products have been checked for EUDR compliance.
Flexible and seamless data integration
Benefit from flexible data collection options: manual processes, supplier requests or TRACES, API integration, or seamless system integration for efficient data management.
Maximal efficiency and always updated
The EUDR software is always up to date and, through a high degree of automation, enables quick responsiveness while saving resources.
Act faster thanks to a structured process
Our EUDR software supports your company in carrying out a comprehensive EUDR risk assessment. By analysing your supply chains in detail, it identifies potential macroeconomic, deforestation, and internal risks, displays them and thus creates the basis for taking appropriate measures to meet compliance requirements.
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Data collection
The data required for the due diligence statement can be obtained directly from the EUDR software by sending a data request to your suppliers, requested through the EU information system TRACES, or manually entered into the software.
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Risk analysis
In order to identify potential risks in the supply chain, the collected data is bundled by the EUDR software and subjected to a comprehensive risk assessment, thanks to a market-tested methodology. Data aggregation enables a holistic view of the risks associated with the information collected.
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Risk mitigation
Based on the results of the risk assessment, various measures can be documented in the software – for example, the verification of certificates or the simple dispatch of questionnaires to suppliers.
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Reporting
The EUDR-Module summarises the results in a report. When analysing the report, you have the option of clustering by supplier, product or transactions. This allows you to analyse the data according to specific criteria and plan or take appropriate measures.
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Submission of the EUDR due diligence statement
In the final step, you generate the due diligence statement, which documents all the steps taken and their results, thereby proving your EUDR compliance. Finally, you upload the statement to the connected EU information system TRACES by the deadline.