Deforestation-free
Relevant products must satisfy the applicable deforestation-free requirements before placement on or export from the EU market.
Trailio TrueBrand EUDR Module
Trailio TrueBrand connects origin geolocation, supplier evidence, batch provenance, chain-of-custody and secure product identities through one enterprise EUDR-readiness workflow—deployed using branded QR security labels or compatible direct-to-pack QR printing.
TrueBrand EUDR console
Ready for reviewOrigin plot
Polygon · 4.2 ha
6.5244°N, 3.3792°E
Supplier
Demo Cooperative A
Coffee · Illustrative
Batches
RM-4418 → FP-9201
Multi-origin linked
Evidence pack
DDS prep · Draft
Geolocation · Legality · Trace
Illustrative workflow data
EUDR at a glance
Relevant products generally must be deforestation-free, produced in accordance with relevant legislation in the country of production, and supported by the applicable due-diligence process before being placed on or exported from the EU market. Operators may need to collect relevant information, perform risk assessment and mitigation, and submit required information through the EU EUDR Information System where applicable.
Relevant products must satisfy the applicable deforestation-free requirements before placement on or export from the EU market.
Production must comply with relevant legislation in the country of production covering land use, labour, environment and related obligations.
Applicable origin, production and geolocation information must be collected and connected to the relevant product and shipment.
Applicable due-diligence steps and statements or declarations must be completed before the relevant market action.
Commodity scope
The Regulation concerns relevant products associated with cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood. Product applicability depends on the relevant products listed in Annex I and their applicable CN or customs classification.
Application timeline
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Turnkey EUDR workflow
TrueBrand connects upstream due-diligence information with downstream product identity, allowing enterprises to organise EUDR-related records while maintaining product verification, brand protection and supply-chain visibility.
Stage 1 of 7
Stage 01
Capture production origins and supplier structures for applicable commodities.
Farm, estate, plantation or cooperative
Supplier and country of production
Production area
Relevant commodity
Stage 02
Record plot coordinates and production-area geometry for due-diligence evidence.
Latitude and longitude
Plot point or polygon boundary
GeoJSON or KML-compatible data
Production date or production range
Stage 03
Organise legality, production and purchase documentation for review.
Supplier declaration
Legality and production records
Purchase documentation
Audit records and supporting certificates
Evidence review status
Stage 04
Connect raw-material lots and multi-origin batches to contributing plots.
Raw-material lot
Multi-origin batch mapping
Contributing farms or plots
Processing and transformation records
Finished-product relationship
Stage 05
Deploy serialized TrueBrand QR identity via secure labels or direct-to-pack printing.
Route A
Route B
Both routes rejoin into one shared TrueBrand identity and traceability record used for origin, evidence, custody and verification.
Stage 06
Record handovers, transformations and verification events across the chain.
Processor, manufacturer, warehouse
Exporter and importer
Transfer, verification and transformation events
Timestamp and responsible organisation
Stage 07
Assemble structured due-diligence information and exportable evidence packs.
Evidence completeness checks
Risk-review status
Batch-to-origin trace
Structured due-diligence information
Exportable evidence pack
EU Information System workflow readiness
Deployment options
Both deployment routes connect to the same TrueBrand product, batch, origin, evidence and verification records.
Route A
HSA physical security and digital verification capabilities (opens in new tab)
Route B
| Capability | Secure QR labels | NoLabel™ direct print |
|---|---|---|
| Serialized QR product identity | Yes | Yes |
| Shared TrueBrand origin, batch and evidence record | Yes | Yes |
| Product, carton, pallet and shipment application | Yes | Yes |
| Optional tamper-evident construction | Yes | — |
| Optional anti-counterfeit physical features | Yes | — |
| Compatible with packaging that cannot be printed directly | Yes | — |
| Direct print onto existing packaging | — | Yes |
| Can operate alongside lot, batch and expiry marking | — | Yes |
| No separate label-application process | — | Yes |
| Suited to high-volume production lines | Conditional | Yes |
| Subject to printer, substrate and code-quality assessment | — | Yes |
Technical note: Direct-print compatibility depends on production-line equipment, substrate, ink, print resolution, line speed, code size, contrast and inline verification requirements.
Module capabilities
TrueBrand organises EUDR-related due-diligence workflows by connecting geolocation data, supplier evidence, batch-to-origin traceability and secure QR product identity—without replacing the operator’s legal determination.
Map relevant commodities, relevant products and applicable customs classifications for Annex I scope assessment.
Maintain structured records for producers, cooperatives, suppliers, processors and exporters.
Capture coordinates, plot polygons and production-area records in GeoJSON or KML-compatible formats.
Connect raw-material lots and multi-origin batches to their contributing sources and evidence.
Record relevant manufacturing, blending and transformation events across the product journey.
Store declarations, permits, invoices, audit records and supporting documentation with review status.
Record handovers, locations, timestamps and responsible organisations across the supply chain.
Identify incomplete evidence, origin exceptions and records requiring review before market placement.
Use states such as Draft, Evidence Required, Under Review, Ready and Blocked across batches and shipments.
Prepare structured information for internal approval and applicable regulatory workflows.
Generate batch-level or shipment-level traceability and evidence packages for audit and review.
Connect authorised product-origin information with secure QR-based verification experiences.
Surface missing evidence, supplier status, affected batches and workflow progress for operations teams.
Connect supplier, SKU, batch, production, shipment and document data to enterprise systems.
Maintain an accountable record of submissions, edits, approvals and status changes.
Responsibility
Enterprise architecture
TrueBrand sits between physical production identity and enterprise systems—helping prepare structured information for regulatory workflows while remaining integration-ready for ERP, MES, WMS and printing environments.
Layer 1
Layer 2
Layer 3
Layer 4
Named enterprise systems are illustrative integration targets. Specific connectors are scoped per deployment and are not presented as certified partnerships unless separately stated.
Commodities and sectors
Product scope depends on Annex I and the applicable customs classification. Not every item produced by a listed sector is automatically within scope.
Origin geolocation, supplier evidence and batch provenance for coffee supply chains.
Farm-to-batch traceability and evidence organisation for cocoa programmes.
Plot mapping and supporting documentation for oil palm and relevant derived products.
Origin and transformation records for rubber and applicable rubber products.
Production-area and batch linkage for soya and relevant soya-derived products.
Timber and applicable wood-product provenance with supporting legality evidence.
Origin and custody records for cattle and applicable derived products.
Complex portfolios with mixed ingredients, packaging and commodity exposure.
TrueBrand can also support tea groups and diversified food manufacturers with wider provenance programmes, including organisations whose portfolios, ingredients or supply chains contain EUDR-relevant products.
Implementation
Implementation scope depends on supplier complexity, commodity mix, production environment, data quality and enterprise integration requirements.
Phase 01
Phase 02
Phase 03
Phase 04
Beyond compliance
EUDR readiness does not need to become a disconnected compliance database. TrueBrand connects compliance-oriented traceability with the product-verification and brand-protection infrastructure used throughout the wider product lifecycle.
Physical security options
TrueBrand can operate using direct-printed QR codes or customised branded security labels. Some programmes may require an additional high-assurance physical authentication method.
Trailio is supported by HSA Security Solutions’ experience in physical security, anti-counterfeit technologies, track and trace, product verification and enterprise deployments.
An optional complementary authentication layer for programmes requiring secure NFC-based physical identity.
TrueTap is not an EUDR requirement and is not necessary for standard TrueBrand QR deployments. NFC authentication does not prove deforestation-free status.
Explore TrueTap secure NFC authentication (opens in new tab)
FAQ
EUDR compliance software helps organisations organise relevant product, supplier, geolocation, origin, evidence, risk and due-diligence information. The software supports the compliance workflow, but legal responsibility remains with the relevant operator or trader.
No. EUDR does not mandate QR codes or the use of Trailio. TrueBrand uses secure QR identities to connect physical products or batches with relevant digital traceability and evidence records.
No technology platform can independently guarantee a customer’s legal compliance. TrueBrand supports product identity, traceability, evidence management, workflow and audit capabilities used in EUDR-readiness programmes.
The Regulation concerns relevant products associated with cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood. Applicability depends on the relevant products listed in Annex I and their applicable classification.
Tea is not one of the seven listed commodities. A tea organisation may nevertheless have relevant exposure through other ingredients, products, packaging, derived products or a diversified portfolio, depending on the applicable classification.
Applicable origin data can include the geographic location of the plots where relevant commodities were produced. The appropriate point or polygon information depends on the legal and operational context.
Yes. The workflow can associate one batch with multiple contributing plots or suppliers while preserving the applicable origin and evidence records for each source.
In many deployments, compatible inline variable-data printers or coders can print unique TrueBrand QR codes alongside lot, batch or expiry information. Equipment, software, ink, substrate, line speed, code size, contrast and verification quality must first be assessed.
Yes. TrueBrand can use branded serialized QR labels, including suitable tamper-evident or anti-counterfeit constructions (opens in new tab), where direct printing is not appropriate.
TrueBrand can organise, prepare and export structured information and can support enterprise integration workflows. Do not assume automated regulatory submission unless the specific deployment includes a tested and authorised integration.
Yes. TrueBrand is designed for API, data-import and enterprise-integration workflows. Specific connectors and data flows are scoped to the customer’s systems and operating environment.
No. TrueTap is an optional NFC-based authentication platform for programmes that require an additional hardware-backed physical authentication layer. Standard TrueBrand EUDR workflows can use secure QR labels or compatible direct printing.
The following links are regulatory references published by the European Commission and EUR-Lex. They are not Trailio endorsements.
Trailio provides product-identity, traceability, evidence-management and workflow capabilities that support EUDR readiness. Legal compliance remains the responsibility of the relevant operator or trader and depends on the accuracy, completeness, assessment and submission of the information supplied.
Regulatory information reviewed against current European Commission EUDR resources (opens in new tab) . Last reviewed: 14 July 2026. This page is not legal advice.
Institutional capability: About Trailio. Trailio is supported by HSA Security Solutions’ physical security and anti-counterfeit capabilities.
Connect origin records, supplier evidence, batch provenance and secure product identity through a TrueBrand workflow designed around your supply chain and production environment.