EUDR Doesn't End When the Ship Docks (Ongoing Due Diligence)

Most EUDR tools file your Due Diligence Statement and go silent — the file is frozen the day you submit it. But the EU Deforestation Regulation (2023/1115) doesn't freeze. If your claim becomes false after the product is on the market, you're obligated to act. Using the same Brazilian soy shipment — now closed and approved — we show what "maintained due diligence" actually means: • Article 8 — due diligence is a system you maintain and review, not a form you filed once • Article 4 — the duty to act when new information shows the product no longer conforms • Decision conditions that stay live on a CLOSED case • Post-placement monitoring re-checks • A live breach → watch the approval auto-revoke itself, on the record This is the difference between a workflow marked "complete" and a claim that's still defensible next quarter. *Educational only — not legal advice. Daviah helps you maintain and pressure-test your due-diligence record; it does not determine regulatory compliance.*