17/09/2026
Timber measurement problems don't look the same everywhere. A sawmill in Estonia is optimizing for winter logistics windows. A concession in Mozambique is proving chain-of-custody for export. A yard in Chile is reconciling volumes across a supply chain that spans hemispheres.
Ten years after launch, Timbeter is in use across 50 countries — from the Baltics through Central Europe, across Southern Africa and East Africa, through the UK, Canada, and the US, into Australia and Japan, and across a long stretch of Latin America from Mexico down to Argentina with an office in Brazil .
What holds across all of them is not the terrain or the regulation, but the underlying question: can this volume of timber be trusted, and can it be checked later.
Fifty countries in, that hasn't changed.