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Overview

To link compliance results to actual shipments, you must import your orders into Polygon One. Each order captures the supplier, the articles, and the quantities.

Purchase vs. Sale

Polygon One distinguishes between two order types:
  • Purchase — Inbound goods from your suppliers
  • Sale — Outbound goods to your customers (sales orders)

Import Methods

Ideal for processing large volumes of data.
  1. Navigate to the Orders area.
  2. Click Import and upload your CSV file.
  3. Confirm the import.

CSV Fields

FieldRequiredDescription
Order numberYesUnique order number
Order typeYespurchase or sale
SupplierYesSupplier name
Article numberYesInternal article number
QuantityNo*Order quantity (in kg). *Optional if a piece count is provided
Piece countNo*Alternative to quantity — automatically converted to kg via the configured “weight per piece”
Order dateNoDate of the order
External supplier IDNoTakes precedence over the supplier name during matching
Supplier emailNoSupplements automatically created suppliers
Supplier countryNoSupplements automatically created suppliers
Supplier addressNoSupplements automatically created suppliers
HS codeNoRequired to create an article if the article does not yet exist
Volume (m³)NoSupplementary unit for Annex I articles — passed to TRACES for import/export DDS
DDS reference numberNoExternal DDS reference (for passing through upstream DDS)
DDS verification numberNoExternal DDS verification number
During order import, suppliers and articles can be created automatically if they do not yet exist. The system matches by name or external ID.

Configure Column Mapping

Under Settings → CSV Imports → Orders, you can permanently map your own column names to the Polygon One fields. This way, you do not have to redo the mapping for every import.

EUDR Relevance

The system uses the HS codes of the articles in your orders to automatically determine whether an order is EUDR-relevant.
Only orders with EUDR-relevant articles appear in the DDS assignment filters.
If you import orders regularly, we recommend integrating via the REST API for fully automated synchronization.