Data consultancy · Spain

Trade regulation has become a data problem.

The EU increasingly decides what may enter its market based on the data behind each shipment. Prumovia checks, corrects and traces supplier data until it stands up to that scrutiny.

Current focus: EUDR · Brazilian supply chains · PPWR register formats · PT / EN / ES

Context

EUDR is the first wave

Under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), companies placing timber, coffee and other listed commodities on the EU market must hold geolocation data for every plot of land their goods come from, checked against an official specification. A due diligence statement reference is required before the customs declaration.

The regulation is written in Brussels, but the data is produced on farms and at mills at origin. It arrives as overlapping polygons, duplicated plots, wrong formats and records written only in Portuguese. Broken files do not fail loudly; they fail when the statement has to be filed.

There is a subtler problem underneath. Most Brazilian suppliers send the polygon from CAR, the national rural environmental registry. CAR describes the whole property and is self-declared by its owner. The regulation asks for the production plot, which is usually a part of it. A CAR file passes every format check and may still not establish the plot the regulation asks for. Whether it does has to be demonstrated, not assumed.

EUDR is not an isolated case. CBAM and the digital product passport follow the same pattern: market access decided on the quality of supplier data. That data layer is our specialty.

Services

Three ways we work

For EU importers EUDR Readiness Spike

Five working days · Fixed scope · Fixed fee

One real Brazilian shipment's geolocation and traceability files, checked against the official EU specification.

Geometry validation and deduplication
Supplier-to-plot-to-lot-to-shipment mapping
A plain-language gap list for each supplier
One round of supplier follow-up in Portuguese
All working files returned at handover

The work feeds your existing compliance platform. No new software, no subscription. Ask for the one-page scope: contact@prumovia.com.

For compliance platforms Brazil-side data preparation

White-label · Bounded batches

Your implementations move at the speed of the supplier data coming in. We take the Brazilian side of that work: source files normalised, geometries validated, records mapped to your import format, under your brand.

Portuguese-language follow-up with suppliers is part of the service, and it is usually the step that costs implementation teams the most time.

Write to contact@prumovia.com.

For EPR software vendors PPWR register-format conformance

In preparation · Early access

The draft implementing act for the PPWR producer register, published 6 August 2026, defines the harmonised reporting format that national register outputs will have to match. National schemes will not disappear under it: the German LUCID XSD alone runs 12 material codes against 23 categories in the draft.

We are preparing an independent conformance test suite for that format: fixtures for the draft categories, mappings against national schemas, updates tracked to each revision of the act until adoption and beyond.

If your product generates national filings, early access is open: contact@prumovia.com.

These services are data preparation and format testing, not compliance certification. The operator remains responsible for its own due diligence statement. Prumovia does not provide satellite deforestation verdicts or legal advice, and works with existing platforms rather than against them.

Leadership

Who leads the work

Prumovia was founded by Pedro Drummond, an enterprise data architect with more than twenty years of experience in digital identification and identity resolution with Big Data. His work has been applied in high-criticality Brazilian government environments, including the Federal Police, ABIN (the national intelligence agency), the Central Bank and the Attorney General's Office.

That background covers governance, data quality, deduplication, matching and auditing under strict security and privacy constraints, alongside supply-chain data work for Johnson & Johnson / Kenvue.

Alexandre Bolzan Gutierrez Martins is a mechanical engineer from the University of Brasilia with an MBA from Fundacao Getulio Vargas and more than fifteen years of engineering and project management practice.

He serves as a forensic engineer for the Federal District Court of Justice, where technical investigations have to hold up as evidence: product and service liability, accident analysis, contract performance and utility metering. Before that he ran an engineering consultancy of forty people serving Petrobras, COMGAS and the Brazil-Bolivia gas pipeline, and he has spent eight years as an engineer at the Federal Senate.

He brings the discipline the regulatory side demands: specifications, contracts and technical evidence built to survive audit.

Delivery is led personally by the partners.

Before sharing files

How client data is treated

Paperwork: We put an NDA and data processing agreement in place before any files are shared.
Transfer: Files move through the transfer method your organisation approves.
Use: We use the files only for the work agreed in the scope.
Deletion: We delete all files 30 days after handover, or earlier if you request it.
Submission: We upload nothing to any platform or authority without your written approval.

Contact

Direct contact

Email is the fastest way to reach us. Commercial conversations are handled directly by the founder.