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EUDR Tools
Free browser tools for preparing an EU Deforestation Regulation review: check HS/CN product scope, inspect official country-risk classifications, validate or repair supplier GeoJSON/KML plot files, and organize Article 10/11 risk records. The tools do not certify deforestation-free status or legality, replace an operator’s due diligence, or submit a DDS.
About EUDR Tools
EUDR Tools is a free website for preparing an EU Deforestation Regulation review. It checks whether an HS or CN code is likely in scope, looks up official EU country-risk classifications, validates or repairs supplier GeoJSON/KML plot files, and helps organize Article 10/11 risk records. It is not connected to TRACES and does not submit a due diligence statement.
The site says EUDR applies from Dec 30, 2026 for large and medium operators and Jun 30, 2027 for micro and small ones. Qualifying micro or small primary operators use the one-time simplified declaration under Article 4a instead. No account is required; an optional free account keeps work available across devices. The tools do not certify deforestation-free status or legality, or replace an operator’s due diligence. They are independently operated by Serdar Doğrubakar.
Key features
- Checks whether an HS or CN code is likely in EUDR scope.
- Looks up official EU risk class for a production country.
- Validates or repairs supplier GeoJSON/KML plot files for EUDR requirements.
- Organizes Article 10/11 risk records.
- Provides downloadable outputs, with no bulk source-table export.
- No account required; optional free account saves work across devices.
Best for: EU importers and operators preparing EUDR product-scope, geolocation and country-risk evidence before filing in TRACES.
Good for
- Free public tools; no account is required, and an optional free account saves work across devices.
- Practical checks show sources and limits, with human-readable output.
- Covers HS/CN scope, geolocation file validation, country-risk lookup and Article 10/11 risk records.
Watch out for
- Does not certify deforestation-free status or legality.
- Does not replace an operator’s due diligence or submit a due diligence statement to TRACES.
- Raw source data: no bulk source-table export.
EUDR Tools at a glance
- Website
- eudrtools.com
- Category
- Research & Data › Geographic & Mapping Data
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Free
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 15, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 15, 2026
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EUDR Tools FAQ
Does EUDR Tools submit a due diligence statement to TRACES?
No. The site states that TRACES submission is not performed; where required, operators submit a due diligence statement in TRACES before placing relevant products on the market or exporting them.
Is an account required to use the tools?
No account is required. An optional free account keeps your work available across devices.
When does EUDR apply?
The site says EUDR applies from Dec 30, 2026 for large and medium operators and Jun 30, 2027 for micro and small ones. Qualifying micro or small primary operators use the one-time simplified declaration under Article 4a instead.
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