From 30 December 2025 the EU Regulation for deforestation-free products (EUDR) obliges companies to demonstrate that their manufacturing processes do not contribute to deforestation or forest degradation. This increases pressure on firms to make their supply chains traceable and auditable. Celonis, IntegrityNext and Ventum Consulting address the challenge with the jointly developed 'EUDR
Manager' app, as reported in a press release dated August 28. This application has made it its mission to embed regulatory compliance directly into the operational business processes.
According to the cooperation partners, the app is based on the Celonis Process Intelligence platform, uses IntegrityNext's ESG risk and supplier platform as well as
Ventum Consulting's integration and implementation expertise. It automates central compliance processes, from supplier onboarding through AI-powered risk screenings to the automatic creation and submission of due diligence statements (DDS) in TRACES. Dashboards with real-time data and alerts are intended to further increase transparency.
Key features of the application:
- Automated supplier onboarding and multilingual
- communication across IntegrityNext's global supplier network
- Standardized self-disclosures and documentation workflows in accordance with the EUDR requirements
- Collection of geospatial data and AI-powered risk analysis using satellite imagery and regional data
- End-to-end process integration: procurement and sales are seamlessly linked
- Automatic creation and submission of due diligence statements (DDS) in TRACES – including
