Know your timber is legal before it sails.
Eco Auditors runs your due diligence under the Illegal Logging Prohibition Act, stage by stage, and a named reviewer signs every conclusion.
See where you stand
Nearest to sailing
Nine rings. One for every stage the law asks for.
Each consignment is drawn as a timber section. A ring is a stage, and its width is the time the stage took. Point at a ring, or pick a stage, to read who acted and when.
Every stage has its own note. A scar sounds out of tune.
- Stage done
- Growing now
- Still to come
- Scar, an anomaly
When two documents disagree, you hear about it first.
The assistant reads every document against every other. Invoice against harvest permit, permit against the forest it names, dates against dates. When two of them cannot both be true, it marks the ring and says why.
The assistant never decides. A named reviewer does.
Asked in their own language.
Mills answer faster, and more fully, when they are asked in their own words. Every question reaches the supplier in the language they work in, with the reason it is being asked.
Will it sail on time?
Every case shows the time between today and the ship date, and whether due diligence will finish inside it.
What stays true
- Stored in Australia
- All data is stored in Australia.
- ISO 27001
- Operated within an ISO 27001 information security system.
- Your data trains nothing
- The assistant runs on ring-fenced services that do not train on your data.
- A person concludes
- A named person makes every risk conclusion.
- Kept for five years
- Every document, decision and check is time-stamped and kept for five years.
- Suppliers see their own
- A supplier sees only their own consignments.
Pick a consignment. Read it ring by ring.