EUDR · CBAM · DPP — EU green regulatory compliance
Verifiable supply chain compliance with EUDR, CBAM, and DPP regulations
Pixel & Proof unifies raw material traceability down to the plot level, embedded carbon emissions calculation, and Digital Product Passports in a single platform — for importers, manufacturers, traders, and auditors operating in the EU market.
EUDR · Regulation (EU) 2023/1115
Geolocation, satellite verification, DDS for TRACES NT
CBAM · Regulation (EU) 2023/956
Embedded emissions, reports, VVB verification
DPP · Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR)
GS1 Digital Link QR and signed credentials
About the platform
What is Pixel & Proof?
Pixel & Proof is a Croatian B2B software platform for supply chain compliance with EU sustainability regulations: EUDR (deforestation-free products), CBAM (carbon border adjustment), and ESPR/DPP (Digital Product Passport).
The platform automates due diligence: it collects data from suppliers, verifies geolocation and emissions, links batches to their source through processing, and generates reports for competent authorities — with a verifiable audit trail for every claim.
Key facts
- Type: B2B software (SaaS) for EU regulatory compliance
- Regulations: EUDR (EU) 2023/1115, CBAM (EU) 2023/956, ESPR (EU) 2024/1781
- Users: importers, manufacturers, processors, traders, consultants, and verifiers
- Key outputs: DDS for TRACES NT, foundation for the CBAM declaration, DPP data
- Integrations: ERP via API keys
- Headquarters: Rakitje, Croatia — services for companies across the EU
Services
Three regulations, one platform, one source of truth
Each module independently covers one EU regulation. Together they track the entire product lifecycle — from raw material on the plot to the QR code on the packaging — without re-entering the same data.
Regulation (EU) 2023/1115
EUDR — deforestation-free traceability
Prove that the timber, cocoa, coffee, soy, palm oil, rubber, and cattle in your products do not originate from land deforested after Dec 31, 2020.
- GPS plot polygon validation (WGS-84)
- Satellite analysis of forest cover loss
- Due Diligence Statement (DDS) ready for TRACES NT
Regulation (EU) 2023/956
CBAM — carbon footprint of imports
Replace punitive default values with actual, verified emissions data for steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, and hydrogen.
- Calculation of direct, indirect, and precursor emissions
- Data collection from overseas installations
- Audit trail for accredited verifiers
ESPR · Regulation (EU) 2024/1781
DPP — Digital Product Passport
Prepare machine-readable data on the origin, composition, and carbon footprint of your products before delegated acts become binding for your sector.
- GS1 Digital Link QR code per product or batch
- Cryptographically signed W3C credentials
- Public view for customers, customs, and authorities
Who the platform is for
Built for obligated parties across the entire supply chain
From first placing goods on the EU market to the store shelf — every role gets tools tailored to its legal obligations and its part of the work.
Importers and operators
Due diligence statements and CBAM data ready before customs clearance, with verification of the entire supply chain back to the source.
Traders and wholesalers
Overview of compliance status per supplier and batch, and quick verification of DDS reference numbers upon goods receipt.
Sawmills and wood processing
Records of forest plot boundaries, automatic topological validation, and traceability from felling to the finished product.
Manufacturers of furniture, paper, and packaging
Traceability through multi-stage processing (BOM) — every batch tied to exact plots, without mass balance.
Metal and chemical industry
Collection of emissions data from overseas installations and preparation of CBAM reports with a complete audit trail.
Consultants and verifiers
Centralized access to client data, locked evidence, and automatic consistency checks for faster audits.
How it works
Four steps from source to submitted statement
01
Data collection
Suppliers enter plots, production data, and documentation via the portal or ERP integration.
02
Automatic validation
Topological validation of geolocation, satellite analysis of deforestation, and data consistency checks.
03
Traceability through processing
Batches are linked through every production step, so the origin remains provable all the way to the finished product.
04
Reporting and export
Generate DDS for TRACES NT, CBAM reports, and data for the Digital Product Passport.
Enterprise features
Security and control for organizations
Roles and permissions (RBAC)
Granular permissions for administrators, consultants, clients, and partners — everyone sees only what they need.
ERP integration
Secure API keys for automatic data exchange with ERP systems, without manual re-entry.
Isolated sandbox
A demo environment with test data for training your team and trying out the process without risk to real records.
Evidence retention
Immutable storage of evidence in line with statutory documentation retention periods.
Frequently asked questions
EUDR, CBAM, and DPP — answers to key questions
What is EUDR and when does it apply?
Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 on deforestation-free products (EUDR) prohibits placing on the EU market and exporting timber, cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, and soy — and products made from them — if they originate from land deforested or degraded after Dec 31, 2020. Following the amendment of deadlines, the obligations apply from Dec 30, 2026 for large and medium operators and from Jun 30, 2027 for micro and small enterprises.
What is a due diligence statement (DDS)?
A DDS is a statement by which the operator confirms that due diligence has been carried out and that the risk of non-compliance is negligible. It contains the geolocation of all plots of origin and is submitted to the EU information system (TRACES NT) before goods are placed on the market or exported.
Who must submit CBAM reports?
Since Jan 1, 2026, CBAM is in its definitive phase: importers of iron and steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen, and electricity must hold Authorized CBAM Declarant status if they import more than 50 tonnes of such goods per year. The declarant reports embedded emissions once a year and surrenders the corresponding number of CBAM certificates, and actual emissions data must be verified by an accredited verifier.
What is a Digital Product Passport (DPP)?
A DPP is a structured, machine-readable record of a product's origin, composition, repairability, and environmental footprint, accessible through a data carrier such as a QR code. It is introduced by Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 on ecodesign (ESPR), and obligations are phased in through delegated acts by product group — the first passport is for batteries from February 2027.
Can the platform be connected to our ERP system?
Yes. The platform offers API access with separate keys for machine-to-machine data exchange, so that delivery notes, batches, and supplier data are automatically linked to traceability without manual entry.
Can we try the platform before signing a contract?
Yes. An isolated demo environment with test data is available for the EUDR module. For the CBAM and DPP modules, we organize a guided demonstration tailored to your sector — contact us via the contact form.
What is supply chain compliance?
Supply chain compliance is a company's ability to prove that its products, suppliers, and production processes meet legal requirements — in the EU increasingly including environmental and sustainability requirements, such as EUDR, CBAM, and ESPR. In practice, it requires traceability from the raw material source to the finished product and documented evidence for every claim.
What does due diligence mean in EU regulations?
Due diligence is a prescribed three-step procedure: collecting information on the product and suppliers, assessing the risk of non-compliance, and measures to mitigate the identified risk. EUDR explicitly requires it before goods are placed on the market, and the result is confirmed by a due diligence statement (DDS).
Ready to prove the compliance of your supply chain?
Schedule a demonstration and an assessment of your obligations under EUDR, CBAM, and ESPR. We respond within one business day.