About PalmTrace
Why a satellite-imagery firm built a due-diligence workspace.
Why it exists
EUDR and NDPE commitments turned a sourcing question into an evidence question. A buyer now wants to see the plots behind a mill, how they compare with 2020 forest cover and the legal forest estate, and what was done about the ones that fail. That doesn’t fit in a PDF, and a spreadsheet can’t show it.
Who runs it
PalmTrace is operated by Earthline’s geospatial team — the people who prepare the plot data, run the analysis and review the results before a client sees them.
How access works
PalmTrace is not a self-serve platform. Each workspace is set up for a supply chain by invitation, and each account sees only the chains it is entitled to.
Earthline
PT. EarthLine has been an authorised distributor of satellite imagery and geospatial services since December 2001, serving oil-palm plantations, mining, energy and forestry — from high-resolution and radar imagery to terrain data, drone acquisition and GNSS, soil and topographic surveys.
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