Traceability software · Canada
From any can back to the field, and forward to every customer.
Trace links are written by the same step that consumes or produces a lot — at receiving, on brew day, at the press, in every blend and on the packaging line — and never edited afterwards. So a mock recall is a question you can ask any afternoon, not a project.
See a trace
One suspect lot, followed both ways.
Start from a raw-material lot and see every batch it went into, every finished lot made from those batches, and every customer who received one — through blends, and including what is still on hand.
Suspect lot
ML-2610-A · Canadian 2-row pale malt
Went into batch KC-2026-014. The other four inputs are not implicated and stay out of the recall.
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FG-2026-0781 · 4,800 × 473 mL cans
- Provincial board order 2,880 cans
- On hand 1,908 cans
- QC retention 12 cans
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FG-2026-0782 · 12 × 50 L kegs
- Licensee 8 kegs
- Taproom 2 kegs
- On hand 2 kegs
Illustrative figures from Kettle Creek Brewing Co., a fictional producer.
What keeps the chain unbroken
Traceability that is recorded, not reconstructed.
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Every material lot, with its certificate
Each delivery becomes a lot with its certificate of analysis attached and its measured values — the alpha acid this lot tested at, not the catalogue figure.
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One trace, both directions
From any finished lot back to the malt, hop, yeast, fruit or honey lots in it, through blends, and forward to every customer who received it. Links are written as the work happens, and never edited afterwards.
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Mock recalls you can run any afternoon
Start from a suspect lot and get the full picture: which batches, which finished lots, which customers, and what is still on hand. Practice for your recall plan, long before you ever need it.
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Release gates, not status flags
Nothing is allocated, shipped or sold without a quality release. Put a batch on hold and the hold reaches every lot made from it — including the ones already packaged.
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Stock you never have to retype
On-hand is derived from an append-only ledger of movements. A mistake is corrected by a compensating movement, so the history always explains the number.
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An audit trail that cannot be edited
Every change to a record that matters is kept, append-only, with who made it and when — the evidence behind a return, a recall or a board query.
Private beta · Limited places
Run a mock recall on your own lots.
We are onboarding a limited number of Canadian breweries, wineries, cideries, meaderies and distilleries. Early partners get a named person who answers, beta pricing held for twenty-four months, and a real say in what ships next.