food safety compliance software UK

Food safety compliance software

Built for the people accountable for the outcome

Food manufacturersBakeries and prepared-food operationsMulti-site food retailersTechnical, quality and operations teams

Why better control is needed

Food-safety assurance weakens when checks, deviations, batches and corrective actions sit in separate systems.

Operational workflow

From the first signal to controlled evidence

  1. 1Define the product, process and applicable food-safety controls
  2. 2Record monitoring checks against approved limits
  3. 3Contain deviations and link affected batches
  4. 4Assign investigation and CAPA where required
  5. 5Verify release or closure with retained evidence

Connected compliance workflow

Keep related records together

HACCP and CCP monitoringSupplier lots, batches and dispatchesAllergen and hygiene controlsTraining and authorised competenceComplaints, recall exercises and CAPA

See ClariDuty in practice

Product behaviour you can test in a working demonstration

Production genealogy

Supplier lots, production consumption, outputs and dispatches can remain connected for forward and backward tracing.

Controlled release

Release decisions are blocked when recorded critical controls or reconciliation checks fail.

Human accountability

Safety-critical decisions remain with competent, authorised people.

Buying guidance without hidden assumptions

Begin with the food-safety workflow creating the greatest operational risk or audit burden. Site, user and module scope determine the final subscription proposal.

Frequently asked questions

Does ClariDuty guarantee BRCGS certification?

No software can guarantee certification. ClariDuty controls records, actions and evidence for competent review.

Can complaints connect to traceability?

Yes. Complaint details can link to supplier lots, batches and dispatch records.

Can HACCP deviations create actions?

Yes. Deviations can enter corrective-action workflows with owners and verification.

Is it suitable for multiple sites?

Yes. Common controls can coexist with local ownership and evidence.