Brokers & traders · EUDR
EUDR geodata for customs brokers and traders
If you file or prepare EUDR Due Diligence Statements on behalf of clients, the bottleneck is rarely the form — it is the geolocation files arriving from dozens of suppliers in every format and quality. DDSpass turns that pile into TRACES-ready GeoJSON, fast, without any file leaving your browser.
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Files never leave your browser · no upload
Many suppliers, many formats, one pass
Drop a whole batch of supplier files at once — Excel, CSV, KML, Shapefile, GeoJSON, in any mix — and DDSpass processes each in the browser, shows a per-file result and a single consolidated verdict, and bundles every cleaned .geojson into one zip with a consolidated report. No file is ever uploaded.
Catch what TRACES accepts silently
For a broker the real risk is the file that imports cleanly but is wrong — an area that reads as 0 ha, coordinates in the wrong country, a collapsed polygon. Sign that off and it is your name on a false declaration. DDSpass surfaces these before submission, on every plot, for free.
Push corrections back to the supplier
Each file comes with a plain-language report split into "what we fixed" and "what your supplier must correct and re-send", in EN/ES/PT/FR/DE/NL/DA. So instead of absorbing bad geodata, you hand the supplier exactly what to fix — and see the tool comparison for how this differs from a plain validator.
Questions
Can I process many suppliers' files at once?
Yes. Bulk mode takes a whole batch of files, cleans each in the browser and returns a single zip of TRACES-ready GeoJSON plus one consolidated report. It is part of the Agency tier.
Does any supplier geodata get uploaded?
No. Every file is read, validated and converted entirely in your browser — nothing is transmitted or stored. That matters when you are handling many clients' sensitive plot data.