Automate setup and enforcement of all GFSI requirements, from GFSI codes to customer compliance
Define workflows, monitor tasks, and trigger communication that drives accountability across the plant floor and supply chain.
Log and time-stamp every form, spec, task, supplier notification, and document in a centralized repository.
Securely log data from CAPAs to test results, and provide a defined audit trail for auditors and 3rd party certifications.
Mountains of Paper: Extensive spreadsheets and binders are prone to errors and can result in missing or incomplete records.
Manual Monitoring: Physical forms for direct observations and HACCP delay reporting and miss nonconformances, resulting in ineffective corrective actions.
Months of Audit Prep: Time-consuming preparation disrupts daily operations, especially when unannounced audits focus on info that isn’t easily accessible.
Supplier Chaos: Reviewing and analyzing supplier performance is an already resource-intensive task, don’t add GFSI compliance to the headache.
Digital Binder: Manage unlimited documents and forms with automated version control, GFSI scheme templates, and unalterable time stamps.
Real-Time Monitoring: Schedule tasks and workflows with electronic notifications that alert stakeholders when non-compliance is detected.
Audit Ready 24/7: Choose what you share with an auditor, and automatically aggregate and organize FSQA data.
Supplier Compliance: Auto-manage vendor documents, expiration dates, and test results with a centralized, digital repository.
In FSQA, managers hear the word “more” a lot. They have more regulatory and customer requirements to meet and more third-party audits to prepare for. FSQA professionals only hear “less” when staffing levels remain the same.
Passing 5 to 50 audits with an over-extended team each year will not change. However, maintaining contracts and growing the business will make it more competitive.
Invest in software that enables the robust compliance management your facility needs to be audit-ready, all the time.
See real-word examples and a short demo of how to capture data in real-time and create "digital binders" that can be accessed on-demand.
While not required from a regulatory standpoint like FSMA, GFSI is often essential for business with major retailers and manufacturers who see it as the gold standard for food, including Kroger, Amazon, Costco, Tesco, Target, and Walmart.
GFSI reduces the need for additional and duplicate audits from different purchasing companies, helping to prevent audit fatigue that can lead to compliance gaps and oversight errors.
Here are some of the GFSI-recognized certification programs:
SQF: Unique for integrating a quality component with food safety. Involves a three-step process culminating in comprehensive implementation of food safety and quality management systems.
FSSC 22000: Utilizes four pillars based on existing ISO standards, including interactive communication and continual improvement to achieve certification.
BRC Global Standards: The largest scheme, encompassing seven critical sections from senior management commitment to personnel.
PrimusGFS: Recognized primarily in the Western Hemisphere, covering the entire produce supply chain.
IFS: Focuses on auditing food manufacturers for safety and quality, organized into six main categories.
Global GAP: Promotes safe, sustainable agriculture with certification scopes in crops, livestock, and aquaculture.
