Harry Marshall
CEO

OpenAtlas builds geospatial intelligence systems that leverage satellite imagery and AI to monitor global supply chains and agricultural operations. The platform provides deforestation monitoring and traceability analysis for complex remote sensing challenges. This service enables businesses of all sizes to cost-effectively meet regulatory compliance obligations like the EUDR.
Businesses importing commodities into the EU face increasing pressure to ensure their supply chains are deforestation-free due to regulations like the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Verifying the origin of commodities and monitoring land-use changes across global supply chains is complex and costly, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Many businesses lack the tools and expertise to accurately assess deforestation risks and comply with evolving regulatory requirements.
OpenAtlas provides a satellite-based deforestation monitoring solution that helps businesses comply with the EUDR by leveraging remote sensing and AI-driven analysis. The platform combines high-revisit satellite imagery with proprietary machine learning algorithms to detect and track changes in land use with high accuracy. OpenAtlas enables businesses to monitor their global supply chains, assess deforestation risks, and ensure that imported commodities do not originate from deforested land. The solution offers scalable and cost-effective deforestation detection, integrating easily into existing traceability platforms and ERP systems. By providing verifiable evidence of deforestation-free sourcing, OpenAtlas helps businesses meet compliance obligations and mitigate risks associated with deforestation.
OpenAtlas primarily serves businesses importing commodities into the EU, particularly those dealing with soy, beef, palm oil, cocoa, coffee, rubber, and wood, as well as traceability providers seeking to enhance their offerings with satellite-based monitoring.