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 gives food-safety teams one workspace to organize records, find gaps, measure readiness, run recalls, and export defensible 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.
Tracing backward and forward, contacting partners, reconciling quantities, and packaging proof become crisis tasks.
Every operational record is workspace-scoped, with QC, Admin, and Super Admin role boundaries in the application.
Suppliers, customers, ingredients, products, facilities, lots, shipments, documents, and traceability links in one workspace.
Import CSV or XLSX supplier, customer, and lot data through the same review-and-validation workflow.
Upload PDF, JPG, or PNG COAs. Digital text is parsed directly; scanned files use OCR before structured extraction and human confirmation.
AI-assisted document import also accepts PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, JSON, and TXT. Extracted values prefill a reviewable entry; they are not silently treated as verified facts.
The same readiness score appears on Overview and Reports. It measures current record and drill readiness—not regulatory certification.
Actual persisted snapshots support 7-, 30-, and 90-day, 6- and 12-month, and custom ranges. Multiple changes on one day collapse to the latest daily score with context.
FSMA 204 KDE coverage is captured separately from the weighted readiness score. The chart never invents or backfills past values from today’s state.
Deterministic rules surface missing links, quantities, units, facilities, 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.
FTL confirmation, Receiving, Transformation, and Shipping checks, category context, exact gaps, and separate KDE coverage.
Record-level fix links plus branded FSMA 204 assessment exports in XLSX and PDF formats.
Create a workspace-scoped written plan, retain source provenance, save drafts, complete it, and export a branded PDF.
The Food Traceability Rule calls for KDEs at CTEs and, when requested, a sortable electronic spreadsheet within 24 hours. Enforcement is currently scheduled for July 20, 2028. TraceGuard AI’s detailed assessment and plan tools are enabled in Finalstage or by preview flag; they are not a legal opinion, regulatory approval, or compliance certification.
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 PCQI-led review.
Record decisions, complete the drill, and export the evidence package.
Attach evidence to records, preserve document versions, preview files, and monitor COA expiration status.
Operational notices cover recall activity, document requests and acknowledgments, standing reminders, and expiration checks.
Export readiness and drill reports, branded PDFs, filtered workbooks, and closeout ZIP packages from current workspace data.
Connected-company sharing, incoming shares, and document request workflows support collaboration while maintaining workspace scope and role checks.
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.