Supplier onboarding
Capture farm, plot and sourcing-area context.
Deforestation intelligence and traceability
Check every supplier plot against forest-change data, rank deforestation risk and keep the evidence your due-diligence statement depends on.

EUDR evidence workflow
Move through the same evidence path your compliance team follows: screen the portfolio, inspect the plot, add map context, confirm the event and preserve the supporting record.

Maintain a reviewable evidence trail for internal due diligence and audit preparation.

Start with a portfolio view that focuses review on the highest-risk sourcing areas.

Bring plot context, captured imagery and event history into one investigation view.

Apply the relevant geospatial layers without losing the plot and supplier context.

Keep consequential decisions human-supervised with the source evidence visible.
The compliance workflow
Cropin connects origin records, land-use change data and traceability context so teams can identify risk, direct review and assemble a defensible evidence trail.
Capture farm, plot and sourcing-area context.
Validate coordinates, boundaries and coverage.
Assess land-use change and surrounding risk.
Connect findings to review and reporting.
Forest and Food-Ag
Forest monitoring observes landscape change. Cropin Cloud connects that evidence to supplier, farm, traceability and compliance operations.
Physical-world intelligence carries real responsibility. Our commitments bring together social and environmental impact with information security for Cropin Cloud.
Social and environmental impact
A commitment to high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability.
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Information security management supporting the protection of enterprise information.
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Security controls and operational assurance for enterprise teams working with Cropin Cloud.
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Final legal interpretation, due-diligence responsibility and regulatory submission remain with the obligated organization and its advisers.