Files live everywhere
Lots, suppliers, customers, shipments, COAs, and supporting documents are split across spreadsheets, inboxes, and folders.
Recall readiness, without the crisis
TraceGuard AI replaces record-search scramble with one repeatable workflow to trace a lot, surface gaps, measure drill performance, and produce defensible recall evidence.
Lots, suppliers, customers, shipments, COAs, and supporting documents are split across spreadsheets, inboxes, and folders.
Teams often cannot see incomplete links, missing quantities, stale documents, or weak recall evidence until a customer or auditor asks.
Quality staff spend time tracing, following up, reconciling, and packaging proof instead of investigating causes and improving controls.
Every record lives in one workspace, with QC and Admin roles matched to how your team actually works.
Products, ingredients, suppliers, customers, shipments, and lots, all searchable in seconds. Nothing is ever lost, even after it's archived.
Upload certificates and spreadsheets directly, or let TraceGuard AI pull the data for you from PDFs, spreadsheets, and other documents.
Automatic tracking flags expired or soon-to-expire certificates before they become a supplier problem.
Every import is reviewed before it's saved, and any record can be archived and restored without losing its history.
The same readiness score appears on Overview and Reports. It measures current record and drill readiness, not regulatory certification.
Track your score over the last week, month, quarter, or year, and see exactly which changes moved the needle.
Your coverage of the federal traceability requirements is shown as its own number, so you always know exactly where you stand.
Automatic checks surface missing links, quantities, units, and supporting information.
Blocker, review-required, and warning states make operational risk scannable without relying on color alone.
Deep links return users to the exact record or relationship that needs completion or correction.
COA expiration tracking identifies expired, due-soon, missing-date, and not-required states.
A guided review walks every stage of your supply chain and shows exactly what's missing.
Jump straight to the record that needs work, then export a polished summary showing your progress.
Build a written traceability plan right inside the app, save your progress, and export it as a finished PDF.
FDA says covered records generally must be provided within 24 hours of a request, subject to the rule and circumstances. Congress directed FDA not to enforce the Food Traceability Rule before July 20, 2028, and FDA says it intends to follow that directive. The formal compliance-date extension remains proposed. The detailed assessment and traceability plan tools shown here are in early access, not yet generally available, and do not replace legal or regulatory judgment.
Start a Mock Recall or Recall Alert from an affected lot and trace backward and forward.
Track supplier and customer outreach, acknowledgments, and evidence.
Compare quantities and document unresolved exceptions with expert-led review.
Record decisions, complete the drill, and export the evidence package.
Every export can carry a verified signature and a tamper-evident record of who approved it and when.
Request a complete package of your records, documents, recalls, and reports, delivered securely whenever you need it.
Real evidence, organized and ready to hand over the moment an importer or auditor asks.
Every export includes a clear, readable summary alongside the underlying evidence, never raw data dumps.
Establish workspace-to-workspace relationships with the partners on either side of your lots and shipments.
Shared trace entries carry version history, comments, and mirrored documents so partners work from the same evidence.
Recall events extend to connected partners automatically, each seeing exactly the information relevant to their part of the chain.
Attach evidence to records, preserve document versions, preview files, and monitor COA expiration status.
Recall activity, document requests, reminders, and expiration checks reach the right people automatically. Text alerts are in early access, not yet switched on for every account.
Export readiness and drill reports, branded PDFs, filtered workbooks, and closeout ZIP packages from current workspace data.
Document requests and acknowledgment history keep supplier collaboration auditable alongside connected-company sharing.
Track search, validation, reconciliation, follow-up, and evidence-packaging time before adoption.
Apply the planning assumption only to qualifying manual traceability-record work, not the entire quality function.
Use FDA's 16-hour formatting midpoint and keep the event value separate from recurring annual ROI.
Do not turn broad regulatory or recall risk into unsupported customer savings or guaranteed outcomes.
Enter, import, validate, connect, and maintain operational evidence.
Use the weighted score, actual trend history, gap rules, and timed drills.
Prioritize blockers and follow guided links back to the underlying data.
Capture new evidence, verify the updated score, and export the result.
See how TraceGuard AI maps your records, exposes gaps, and turns a mock recall into evidence your team can act on.
TraceGuard AI supports operational readiness and recordkeeping workflows. It does not provide legal advice, determine whether a business is covered by FSMA 204, or certify compliance. Organizations remain responsible for regulatory applicability and final decisions.