Will your plot file pass the EU deforestation rules?
Upload the geolocation file for your farms or suppliers. In seconds you see every plot that breaks the EU geolocation rules or needs checking: crossed boundaries, open polygons, swapped coordinates, missing decimals, overlapping or duplicate plots, plots at sea or in the wrong country, and plots over 4 ha sent as points.
The EU Information System accepts many broken plots without a warning. The errors surface later, in deforestation screening or an audit, and the operator is liable for them.
Every problem, plot by plot
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Send us the file. Get it back ready to submit.
- Every plot repaired, or listed with the reason it can't be fixed from the data
- Clean GeoJSON in the EU Information System format
- Deforestation screening of each plot against the EU 2020 forest map and later tree-cover loss
- A map link you can send to your EU buyer as evidence
Plots we can't fix are not charged. If a file we repaired fails a check by you, your buyer or the EU system, we fix it again for free.
What we check
The geometry rules of the EU GeoJSON format, the 6-decimal requirement, the 4-hectare rule, duplicates and overlaps between plots, and whether each plot sits on land in the right country.
What we don't check here
Deforestation. That needs the EU 2020 forest map and satellite imagery for every plot, and is part of the repair service.
Who is behind this
Byteloom, a GIS company led by an MSc in GIS and Remote Sensing who built mapping systems at PickMe. We repair plot data for exporters, cooperatives and importers.