Organic, gluten-free, B Corp — the applications are roughly 80% the same records. Lottly keeps them in one place and current, so each new certification starts mostly done and the second one costs a fraction of the first.
Nine schemes, each mapped to the records that satisfy it. Plus custom certifications — your county health department, a buyer’s private standard — built exactly the same way.
Ingredient lists, supplier approvals, lot traceability, batch records, floor plans, insurance — roughly the same evidence, asked for in a different order by each scheme. Keep it in one place and the first application is work; the rest are mostly review.
Certification status feeds straight into Lottly Verified, so buyers and shoppers see live status rather than a scanned PDF from last year. If a certificate lapses, the badge says so — which is the only reason to trust one.
See Lottly VerifiedState kitchen licence, USDA Organic, Gluten-Free (GFCO), Clean Label, Regenerative Organic, B Corp, Non-GMO, Certified Plant-Based and Kosher — plus custom certifications, so a county health department or a buyer’s private standard is built exactly the same way.
No. Lottly assembles the evidence and keeps it current; you submit. Certifying bodies require the applicant to be the brand, and we would not want it otherwise — what we remove is the four weeks of hunting for documents beforehand.
Because roughly 80% of what an auditor asks for is the same across schemes: ingredient lists, supplier approvals, lot traceability, batch records, floor plans, insurance. Those are entered once and reused, so each new application starts mostly finished.
Yes — grant time-limited read-only access instead of emailing a folder. They read the source records rather than a packet reassembled the week before. Every view is logged, and you can revoke access at any time.
Lottly tracks expiry dates and flags them before they lapse. If a certificate does expire, your Lottly Verified badge and buyer profile reflect that immediately — which is the only reason a badge is worth anything.
Retail-ready, at $249 a month. Recipes, lots, batch records and traceability — the evidence the applications are built from — are in every plan from $149.
Certifiers ask for history, and history can only be kept, never back-filled. The certifications hub is part of Retail-ready at $249 a month.