
USDA-grade traceability without the binder room.
Built for USDA FSIS HACCP, FSIS Directive 7111.1, and lethality validation.
← Different industryThe codes you're accountable to — at the data layer.
Five steps from receive to release — with the regulator on the hook at the end.
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From login to release — no end-of-shift paperwork.
- › carcass id
- › supplier
- › temp
- › vet sign
- › lot in / out
- › plate size
- › operator
- › time
- › recipe
- › casing lot
- › weight
- › operator
- › CCP cycle
- › core temp
- › duration
- › lethality
- › CCP target
- › actual temp
- › time
- › operator
- › lot
- › label code
- › HACCP sign
- › ship date
- Pre-shift·step 01Pre-op sanitation
USDA-style pre-op inspection on the kiosk. Failed swab opens an NCR and the line stays down.
9 CFR 416 - 06:00·step 02Formulate
HACCP plan locked into the WO. Lethality + stabilisation steps required by Appendix A/B chosen at WO release.
- 08:00·step 03Cook step (CCP)
Probe temperature + dwell time stream live. If the lethality target isn't met → product held automatically.
9 CFR 417 (HACCP CCP) - 11:00·step 04Chill + hold
Chiller stream feeds the record — Appendix B stabilisation criteria checked without an operator clipboard.
- 13:00·step 05Pack + label
FSIS-approved label prints from the formula. Net weight, safe-handling, est. number — all on the same artwork.
- 15:00·step 06Pre-shipment review
QA reviewer signs the daily PSR. Any deviation gets investigated before the load leaves.
9 CFR 417.5
The terms your auditor uses
- FSIS
- Food Safety and Inspection Service — USDA agency that regulates meat, poultry, egg products.
- Appendix A / B
- FSIS lethality (A) and stabilisation (B) compliance guidelines for ready-to-eat products.
- CCP
- Critical Control Point — the step in the HACCP plan you must monitor or you have a recall.
- PSR
- Pre-Shipment Review — required HACCP record review before product leaves the establishment (9 CFR 417.5).
- Establishment number
- FSIS-assigned EST # printed on every label.
- NR
- Non-conformance Report — what you generate from a failed pre-op or in-process check.
Sound familiar? We built this for you.
Cook step temperatures and chill rates live on probe printouts taped into binders.
Pre-shipment review is a manager flipping through paper — easy to miss a deviation.
Label approval files don't tie to the lots that actually ran with that label.
An FSIS withholding action is a fire drill; finding the affected lots takes a shift.
The record assembles itself as the work happens.
No paperwork project at end of shift. No reconstruction at audit time. The evidence IS the workflow.
Cook & chill in the lot record
Probe temps, dwell time, chill rate captured live; deviations halt the shift and trigger a CAPA.
Pre-shipment review gate
Lots can't ship until a designated reviewer has signed off — system enforces, not memory.
Label-version on every lot
The exact FSIS-approved label version that ran is recorded with the lot.
Withholding-ready
Affected lots and downstream customers identified in seconds, not shifts.
Spin up a workspace seeded for Meat & Sausage.
Default templates, validation rules, and report packs are pre-loaded for your industry. Run a real batch in under an hour.
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