Getting started
Choose the tool that matches your question.
Explore a trade corridor
Choose a country and commodity in Supply Chain. Select a region or port to inspect the observation date, source, interpretation and limitations. Use View history to put regional weather in context.
Open Supply Chain →Read a market reference
Use Market Intelligence to compare official benchmarks and reviewed cashew observations. Check the origin, unit, observation period and trade basis before comparing prices.
Open Market Intelligence →Understand a VoxTrace plot report
Read the factual satellite observation, source versions, observation-through date, coverage and limitations. The report supports the responsible operator’s evidence file; it is not the DDS, a certificate or a legal determination.
Open VoxTrace →New to trade terms
Glossary
Plain-language definitions of CFR, outturn, due diligence statement, polygon, tree-cover loss and the other terms used across ATI.
Open the glossary →Sources & methodology
Regional evidence and coverage
Understand what the Supply Chain map represents, how weather signals are calculated and where regional commodity evidence still needs review.
Read the coverage guide →VoxTrace methodology
Farm and plot satellite evidence
VoxTrace measures the actual plot boundary against named public datasets: the EU’s 2020 forest map (JRC), tree-cover loss from Hansen Global Forest Change observed through 31 December 2025, and the EU’s Tropical Moist Forest map as an independent cross-check. A completed report requires the validated polygon; coordinate-free requests remain available for arranging field verification. Each report records the measured values, dataset versions, observation-through date, method, coverage and limitations for the operator’s retained evidence file.
Detected tree-cover change is not automatically EUDR deforestation: satellite evidence alone does not establish the cause or subsequent land use. The current screen also does not cover wood’s forest-degradation condition, cattle’s complete establishment history, Annex I product scope, all plots contributing to a lot, legality, mitigation or DDS submission.
Every complete report is signed by ATI, and anyone can check its figures in their own browser. In October 2026, VoxTrace’s measurements matched those of FAO’s Whisp tool on 216 public cocoa plots; the methodology sets out those results, the method’s known limits and what has not yet been independently reviewed.
Sources & methodology
Port and border history
Learn what PortWatch activity and ALCO truck-crossing surveys measure, why direction and survey gaps matter, and what the charts cannot establish.
Read the logistics-history guide →Sources & methodology
Source freshness and monitoring
See when each public source is checked, what FRESH, DELAYED, STALE and UNAVAILABLE mean, and how validated last-known-good data is handled.
Read the freshness guide →Read the evidence labels
Source observations, ATI calculations and interpretation answer different questions. Their labels stay beside the result so you can assess each on its own terms.
- Satellite observation
- A factual statement about indicators detected within one validated submitted polygon. Tree-cover change alone does not prove forest-to-agricultural conversion.
- Customer-supplied
- Identity, commodity, declarations, references and plot boundary supplied by the requester. ATI does not treat their presence as verification.
- Latest available source data
- The newest observation available from the named publisher. Check its date: latest available does not mean real-time.
- ATI-derived
- A calculation made by ATI from source observations, such as a rainfall anomaly or currency conversion.
- Indicative thresholds and calendars
- Planning assumptions and screening rules configured by ATI. Confirm local crop timing and operating conditions.
- AI-synthesised interpretation
- An interpretation of retrieved reporting. Read the linked article and verify the situation before acting.
Understand the limits of a result
Unavailable data does not mean normal conditions. An international benchmark is not a local buyer offer. A regional weather warning is not a production forecast. A country benchmark is not a farm observation, and a checked declaration is not proof. Read the source and limitation notes in the relevant panel before acting.