RECALL READINESS
Find the affected path before the issue becomes a wider recall.
When traceability records are fragmented, teams may take too long to identify the source and every destination. TRAZEIT helps connect the records needed to investigate, define scope and support controlled action.
When traceability records are fragmented, teams may take too long to identify the source and every destination. TRAZEIT helps connect the records needed to investigate, define scope and support controlled action.
Recall readiness begins before an incident
Software is only one part of recall capability. Your organisation also needs responsibilities, escalation, decision criteria, communication, product control, regulator engagement, evidence retention and regular testing.
How connected traceability supports the process
Search by affected product, input, lot, supplier, site or event.
Trace backward to relevant sources and transformations.
Trace forward to connected finished goods, shipments and recipients.
Separate potentially affected lots from unrelated product.
Export a reviewable evidence set for the authorised response team.
Record follow-up actions and lessons.
Use mock recalls to improve the system
Run scheduled scenarios and measure:
Time to identify source and recipients.
Percentage of required records retrieved.
Reconciliation of produced, held and distributed quantities.
Contact completeness.
Gaps, exceptions and corrective actions.
Frequently asked questions
Does TRAZEIT decide whether to recall a product?
No. Recall decisions belong to the responsible food business and relevant authorities. TRAZEIT supports traceability and evidence workflows.
Can it narrow recall scope?
Connected and reliable lot relationships can help teams identify affected and unaffected paths. The result depends on data completeness and process controls.
How often should mock recalls be run?
Frequency should follow applicable law, certification, customer and risk requirements. A qualified food-safety specialist should confirm the programme.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Put your current recall process to the test.
Start with one representative product flow and a focused conversation.