Every food business operator licensed by FSSAI must trace one step back and one step forward, and withdraw an affected lot without guesswork. We build the FSSAI traceability software that does it, from goods receipt to despatch, engineered around your plant, your SKUs and the ERP you already run.
Supplier lot to finished pack to distributor, linked as a single queryable chain rather than three registers.
Process parameters, QC results and operator sign-offs captured at the step, not copied into a file later.
Licence details, product approvals and audit evidence held against every batch and every SKU.
Four connected modules covering incoming material, production genealogy, finished goods identification and compliance reporting, delivered as one engineered system with the coding and scanning hardware it needs.
Hardware and software chosen for wet, dusty, hot and cold plant conditions, after a site walkthrough rather than from a catalogue.
Representative outcomes from food processing deployments. Figures are indicative ranges for this solution type and must be confirmed against your own baseline before publication.
The measures a QA head and a plant head agree with us before deployment, then track from the dashboard once the system is live.
A staged sequence that proves the design on one line before it touches the whole plant.
We walk the plant from gate to despatch bay, document every blend, split and rework point, and record the FSSAI obligations applying to your licence category.
Lot code structure, genealogy model, hardware bill of materials and ERP integration points are documented and signed off before any procurement starts.
One line and its feeding stores run live against agreed acceptance criteria, including a timed mock recall, so performance is proven on your own product.
Remaining lines and stores are commissioned, QA and production teams trained, audit documentation handed over and the system moves into an agreed AMC.
Why food processors choose an engineered traceability system over a food safety module bolted onto an ERP.
FSSAI traceability software is a system that lets a food business operator identify, for any batch it produces, which supplier lots went into it and which customers received it. That one-up one-down capability, with recall readiness, captures supplier lot identity at goods receipt, records genealogy through blending, processing and packing, codes the finished pack, and links each despatch to the distributor.
It is built for you. We are a custom solution development and systems integration company, not a SaaS vendor. Every engagement starts with a requirement study of your plant and licence category, and the system is engineered to that.
Yes. Coding equipment, vision cameras, rugged handhelds, label printers and weighing interfaces are scoped, supplied, installed and integrated as part of the project. We take responsibility for code legibility and read rates on your line.
Yes. We integrate with SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Tally and in-house systems for purchase orders, GRN, production orders, stock and despatch. Where no standard connector exists, we build the interface within the project scope.
Each is modelled as an explicit genealogy event. A blend records every contributing lot with its consumed quantity, a split records each child batch, and rework links a reprocessed lot back to its parent batch.
Yes. Label content for each SKU is held as controlled master data and checked against the declarations required by the FSSAI Labelling and Display Regulations, including allergen and nutritional fields.
Yes. On-premise, private cloud and hybrid deployments are supported. Many processors prefer a plant-level server so line capture continues during an internet outage, synchronising to a central instance once connectivity returns.
A single-line pilot covering stores, production and despatch is usually live within eight to fourteen weeks of requirement sign-off. Plant-wide rollout follows in phases and depends on line count, SKU complexity, hardware lead times and ERP integration depth.
Yes, that is one of its main purposes. Batch records, QC results, supplier approvals, hygiene checklists and trace reports are retrievable against a lot code or date range, so evidence comes from the system rather than from files.
The system moves into an agreed support arrangement covering defined response times by severity, preventive maintenance of coding and scanning hardware, updates when FSSAI formats or labelling rules change, and enhancement requests.