A buyer asks whether you can trace a lot. A supplier issues a recall. An inspector wants the record in 24 hours. Lottly assigns the lot number when you log the batch, then carries it through inventory, invoices, labels and buyer proof — so the answer is a demonstration, not a scramble.
Traceability breaks when the chain lives in different places — delivery bills in a folder, batches on a whiteboard, invoices in accounting. In Lottly it is one chain, and every link knows the ones on either side of it.
Nobody on your team has to think about traceability for it to work. They log the batch and ship the order. The record writes itself.
It records which ingredient lots went into which finished batches, and which customers received units from each batch. When a supplier issues a recall — or a buyer or inspector asks — you can answer with a record instead of a reconstruction. The FDA Food Traceability Rule expects that record to be producible within 24 hours.
You log a batch and Lottly assigns the lot number for you, then carries it forward automatically — onto inventory, onto the pick slip, onto every invoice line, and onto the label. Nobody types a lot code twice, and nobody has to remember the format.
Yes. Start from a supplier’s bag lot and see every batch it touched and every customer who received one. Or start from a customer complaint and walk backwards to the exact ingredient lots. Both directions, from one search.
Yes — one button produces the sortable spreadsheet the FDA expects, with the key data elements for each critical tracking event. You can also run a timed mock recall drill anytime; your drill time goes on the record buyers and certifiers can see.
Yes. Lot numbers, batch records and two-direction traceability are in every plan, starting at $149 a month. Higher tiers add the certifications hub, buyer portal, Lottly Verified labels and EDI.
Yes. Co-packer mode receives finished goods without drawing down raw materials, so you keep a complete traceability record and own the recall even when someone else runs the line.
Add one recipe, log a batch, then search that lot and watch the whole record appear. Every plan includes it, from $149 a month.