Create, correct, inspect, convert, and package supplier plot data for EUDR preparation without turning the public site into a bulk GIS backend.
EUDR applies from Dec 30, 2026 for large and medium operators and Jun 30, 2027 for micro and small ones. The due diligence statement is submitted in TRACES by the operator first placing the goods on the EU market. Status last verified Dec 26, 2025.
GeoLab returns limited human-readable findings. It does not expose reusable repair logic, source layers, bulk conversion, or downloadable validation datasets.
Importers should be able to inspect a plot file, understand the blocking issue, and send a precise supplier correction request.
GeoLab is designed around the moment a supplier cannot produce a clean plot file. Map Studio is the flagship surface; conversion, inspection, repair, and packaging support that workflow.
Draw, edit, and review supplier plots on a map with Plot ID, producer, commodity, production period, and live area warnings.
Find blocking structure, coordinate, polygon, metadata, duplicate plot, and four-hectare issues before EUDR preparation.
Turn supplier field files into EUDR-ready GeoJSON without forcing every supplier to use the same GIS software.
Review area totals, duplicates, and per-plot readiness, then export the consignment as a Commission GeoJSON v1.5 file.
Conversion, reprojection, geometry repair, and land checks run server-side; drawing and quick validation respond instantly in the browser — which never receives a bulk API or the source layers.
Explore operation atlasGeoJSON structure, polygon closure, coordinate order, missing geometry, and plot metadata gaps are detected on import — the reference explains each one.
File conversion, plot area, four-hectare checks, duplicates, overlap signals, and consignment packaging all live behind the same import surface.