Trusted globally
Used by global companies managing complex ESG due diligence
From first risk screening to ongoing supplier engagement, teams rely on Worldfavor to structure their EUDR due diligence process.
Your approach
Move from traceability to EUDR-ready due diligence
A structured approach to map your supply chain, assess deforestation risk, and ensure compliance across commodities and suppliers, powered by ready-to-use workflows and proven ESG expertise.
Compliance workflows
Start your EUDR compliance with a ready-to-use foundation
Move from limited supply chain visibility to a centralized due diligence foundation.
Trace
Trace commodities back to origin with geolocation data
Collect
Collect verifiable ESG and traceability data from suppliers
Verify
Verify sourcing regions against deforestation risk criteria
Declare
Prepare due diligence statements aligned with EUDR requirements
Commodity traceability in one place
What your team gets when Worldfavor runs your EUDR process
Collecting origin data and deforestation-free declarations across cocoa, coffee, palm, soy, timber, leather and cattle suppliers is where most teams lose time. Worldfavor gives your team a repeatable traceability workflow every sourcing cycle.
Your highest-risk commodity suppliers, flagged before you engage
Our AI surfaces deforestation risk signals and ranks engagement priorities. Your team focuses where exposure is highest.
Origin declarations requested, sourcing expectations built over time
Send traceability requests, set deforestation-free expectations and follow up with suppliers in one place.
Your due diligence statements, explainable and ready to submit
Full audit trail behind every geolocation data point and risk conclusion. Compliant declarations at any point.
text
"Worldfavor has improved the response rate from our suppliers and shops. We have better data and more of it than ever.”
Sandya Lang
Sustainability Manager
Regulatory requirements
EUDR requirements made clear
EUDR sets obligations for companies to ensure products are deforestation-free, traceable to origin, and supported by verifiable due diligence across their supply chain.
Which companies are affected by EUDR?
What EUDR requires companies to do
What this means in practice
To comply with EUDR, companies need to:
Map supply chains and collect geolocation data
Collect verifiable ESG and traceability data
Assess and mitigate deforestation risk
Maintain an audit-ready due diligence process
The system
A system for supply chain traceability and EUDR compliance
Worldfavor centralizes supply chain data, traceability workflows and due diligence so you can manage EUDR requirements in one structured system.
Supply chain data
Keep supplier, commodity and geolocation data in one place
Traceability workflows
Structure supply chain mapping and trace commodities back to origin with precision
Expert-driven frameworks
Use continuously updated content aligned with EUDR requirements
AI-supported screening
Identify deforestation risks and prioritize where action is required
Enterprise readiness
Run compliance you can audit and repeat each cycle
Expert-maintained content, API integrations, and documented controls. Your team spends its time on supplier decisions, not on administration.
