Product
Lot-level traceability from field to container for food exporters who get audited by their buyers, not just their certifier.
Demos run on your scenarios, not a canned script.
Overview
Lot-level traceability from field to container for food exporters who get audited by their buyers, not just their certifier.
Features
Plot, harvest pass, processing batch, and container seal resolve from a single lot identifier in under five seconds.
Laboratory data attaches to the lot. Shipment averages are a reporting view, never the record.
A read-only portal lets your buyer check a bag against the record without calling you.
Intake capture works without connectivity and reconciles when the link returns.
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Deployment | Cloud |
| Typical rollout | 8 weeks |
| Standards | GS1, GlobalG.A.P. GGN, HACCP record requirements |
| Mobile | Android, offline-first, rugged-device tested |
| Integrations | ERP, laboratory LIMS, weighbridge, shipping line APIs |
Integrations
Anything not on this list is an integration project, and we will quote it honestly rather than describing it as configuration.
Downloads
In production
Four plants ran four different systems. Consolidated reporting took a fortnight and finance had stopped trusting it.
FAQ
Spreadsheets survive until an auditor picks a bag at random and asks for its plot. If yours answers that in under five minutes, on a day nobody prepared for, you may not need this.
No. Intake capture happens at the weighbridge on our device. Grower-level data is entered by your field team, which is also where the accuracy is.
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Finance, inventory, and production planning for mid-market manufacturers.
Pipeline, quoting, and after-sales service in one record of customer truth.
Document and enquiry automation with an evaluation harness you control.
Next step
Bring three things that are hard in your current system. We will show you what this does with them, or tell you it does not help.
30 minutes · your data shapes the agenda