The deadline
A regulation, an auditor, a customer attestation.
CBAM, EUDR, UFLPA, CSRD, the Digital Product Passport, FSMA 204 — different acronyms, one underlying demand: where did this come from, who owns it, what is it made of, and how did it get here. Map Collective maps your exposure to every obligation on the clock — in sourced, labeled evidence, not supplier self-attestation.
Compliance is a deadline; exposure is what the audit tests. Before you file, you need to know which inputs carry origin, forced-labor, deforestation, or carbon exposure — traced to where the material actually comes from. That's the question we answer, and it's the same one underneath every regulation on the horizon.
One exposure engine, mapped against the full regulatory register. Whichever obligation is on your desk, the underlying question is the same — and we answer it in sourced, labeled evidence rather than estimates or attestation.
Embedded-carbon and origin evidence for steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen and electricity at the EU border.
Geolocated origin proof that cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm, rubber, soy and wood are deforestation-free.
Component-level origin tracing to rebut the forced-labor presumption on goods linked to the Xinjiang region.
Value-chain and Scope 3 disclosures backed by sourced supplier and facility evidence, not estimates.
Human-rights and environmental due diligence across the chain of activities — documented, on the record.
Material-composition, origin and end-of-life evidence for the packaging and products you place on market.
A queryable record of composition, origin, repairability and lifecycle for every product on the EU market.
Lot-level traceability and key data events for foods on the high-risk list, from origin to shelf.
Carbon footprint, recycled content and supply-chain due diligence for industrial and EV batteries.
Smelter-level traceability for tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold back to conflict-free sources.
Risk analysis and documented due diligence on human rights and environment across direct and indirect suppliers.
Substance-level disclosure of SVHCs and restricted materials across articles and the bill of materials.
Documented evidence of the steps taken to identify and address forced labour across the supply chain.
Legal-harvest and species / origin declaration for plant- and wood-derived products entering the US.
Your bill of materials, purchase orders, and trade records — fused with observed external signal. No survey. No waiting on a supplier to self-report. We map what's declared and lay it against what's actually moving.
A regulation rarely bites where you assume. GRID ranks exposure by which inputs actually carry the obligated origin, substance, or carbon — so the component that fails the audit surfaces ahead of the one you were watching.
A compliance exposure map you can take into the filing: which inputs are clean, which carry exposure, and how strong the evidence is for each. Every node labeled — corroborated, divergent, or unobserved. We never inflate a guess into proof.
Compliance is the regulatory-deadline door — CBAM, EUDR, UFLPA, CSRD and the rest. We map exposure, never a filed disclosure or a certified figure. It's the same map underneath — opened by a different trigger. Walk in through whichever one is on your desk today.
A scoped pilot on one regulation or product line. We trace origin, ownership, and composition to the evidence each obligation demands, label every claim, and hand you a map you can take into the filing — in weeks, not quarters.