What gets in the way in Food & Drink Production
These are the problems we hear most often from workshops of this kind, and what Brytebuild does about each one.
| The problem | How Brytebuild handles it |
|---|---|
| A recall means checking everything | Every batch is traced forward to the customers who received it and backward to the raw materials that went in. |
| Stock is picked in the wrong order | FEFO picking suggests the earliest-expiring stock first, so short-life goods move before they lapse. |
| Expiry is discovered too late | An expiry register surfaces what is near date while there is still time to sell or use it. |
| Audit preparation eats a week | Inspections, non-conformances and corrective actions are recorded as work happens, not assembled afterwards. |
What you get
- Supplier lot and expiry captured at goods-in
- FEFO picking and an expiry register
- Full forward and backward batch traceability
- Quality inspections, NCRs and CAPA
- Barcode-driven stock control
Brytebuild supports the records a quality standard asks for — traceability, inspections, non-conformances and document control. It does not certify you: the audit is still yours to pass, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.
Is it a fit?
The honest answer is that it depends on how you work. Look at the full feature list and pricing, or see how we compare to Katana. If you would rather just ask, get in touch — we will tell you if we are not the right fit.