Connected Records Library
Manage suppliers, customers, ingredients, products, facilities, lots, shipments, documents, versions, and traceability relationships.
Recall-readiness operating system
TraceGuard AI helps food-safety teams organize traceability data, identify gaps, measure readiness, run recall workflows, and export the evidence behind every decision.
Suppliers, customers, lots, shipments, COAs, quantities, and supporting documents often live in separate systems. That fragmentation hides broken traceability links and turns response work into a manual race. TraceGuard AI creates a workspace-scoped source of operational evidence so teams can see what is complete, what is missing, and what changed.
Manage suppliers, customers, ingredients, products, facilities, lots, shipments, documents, versions, and traceability relationships.
Import CSV/XLSX without AI. Upload PDF/JPG/PNG COAs for digital-text parsing or OCR, structured extraction, validation, and human review.
Detect blocker, review-required, and warning conditions, then follow direct links to correct the underlying record or relationship.
Scope lots, trace backward and forward, track outreach, reconcile quantities, document PCQI-led decisions, and close out the event.
Track COA expiration, missing dates, due-soon status, document requests, acknowledgments, and supporting evidence.
Generate readiness and drill reports, filtered workbooks, branded PDFs, and recall closeout ZIP packages from current workspace data.
Current · Readiness scoring
The score shown on Overview and Reports uses the same formula. Persisted snapshots power 7-, 30-, and 90-day, 6- and 12-month, and custom ranges. Historical values are never fabricated from the current state. FSMA 204 KDE coverage is captured as a separate supporting metric.
Organizations: small and mid-sized food manufacturers, importers, co-packers, private-label and ingredient operations, and consultants managing client readiness.
Primary buyers and users: quality assurance, food safety, compliance, traceability, operations, supply-chain, and executive leaders.