By hand vs. automated
Doing EUDR by hand vs. with Spureon
EUDR Navigator's free tools take you through every stage of compliance by hand. That works, until you have hundreds of products and dozens of suppliers. Here's the same workflow, the manual way versus automated with Spureon, the compliance software from the same team.
TL;DR
The workflow, stage by stage
Each stage has a free Navigator tool for the manual route. Spureon does the same stage automatically, and connects them end to end.
By hand
With Spureon
Scope & classification
Check each product against Annex I and its customs (CN) code by hand, article by article.
Scope CheckerUpload your catalogue. Spureon derives HS codes and flags every in-scope product automatically.
Your obligations
Work out your role and size, then figure out which duties apply and in what order.
Obligations CheckerSpureon maps the obligations to each product and drives the workflow that satisfies them.
Country & supplier risk
Look up every sourcing country on the EU benchmark list and re-check when it changes.
Country Risk ListEvery supplier is scored against the EU benchmarks automatically, and kept current as the list moves.
Geolocation
Collect plot coordinates, map them one by one, and eyeball them against deforestation data.
Geolocation ToolSpureon ingests and validates geolocation at scale and checks it against deforestation datasets.
Supplier data collection
Send request templates, chase suppliers, and reconcile everything across spreadsheets.
Supplier Data TemplatesCollect once. Spureon structures, validates and stores it, ready to reuse.
Due Diligence Statement
Assemble the evidence and write up a Due Diligence Statement for each consignment.
An audit-ready Due Diligence Statement is generated for you from the data already collected.
TRACES submission
File in the EU TRACES portal line by line, then track reference numbers by hand.
Spureon preps the submission and files reference numbers automatically.
The next cycle
Start most of it over for the next shipment, season or product line.
Data is reused across cycles, so only what actually changed needs your attention.
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