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What the HACCPlan app actually does.
Eleven validated document types covering SFCR Part 4 and 21 CFR §117. Multi-LLM audit that catches the silent bugs a single reviewer misses. Mock recall simulator that runs your traceability records against a real outbreak scenario. Inspector mode for in-facility audits. All built by an operator who needed each feature to pass their own inspections.
AI document scanner that drafts your CoA review.
I typed roughly 247 supplier Certificates of Analysis into my own verification log in 2024 — about 30 fields each, two minutes per field. Four full work-weeks of someone's life on a task titled 'look at a piece of paper and retype what it says.' I built this scanner so I would not do it again, then I made it cover ten other document types my own facility already had to keep on file.
Andrew Langevin· 2026-06-04· 10 min read
Audit-readiness software for the unexpected inspection.
Most audit-prep tools tell you what records you have. The good ones tell you what the inspector will score you against and where you'll lose the points. Built around how SQF Edition 10, BRCGS Issue 9, FSSC V7, and the CFIA Safe Food for Canadians Regulations actually grade — not against a generic 200-row checklist.
Andrew Langevin· 2026-06-04· 11 min read
FSMA 204 software built by an operator on the Food Traceability List.
Mushrooms are on the FDA's Food Traceability List. So am I. Here's how HACCPlan's FSMA 204 module captures the seven Critical Tracking Events, generates a 24-hour sortable spreadsheet, and costs less than a fifth of what the enterprise platforms charge.
Andrew Langevin· 2026-06-04· 12 min read
HACCP software built by an operator who runs a CFIA-licensed plant.
I built HACCPlan because I needed it. The plan a consultant wrote for my own facility didn't match the process, the first inspector who opened it asked three questions it couldn't answer, and I rewrote the whole thing in two weeks. That rewrite is what HACCPlan does for you — the 7 Codex principles, the 2023 CCP decision tree, vertical-specific templates, and the audit-day binder export, with public pricing and no demo gate.
Andrew Langevin· 2026-06-04· 12 min read
Recall software that runs the playbook before you need it.
A written plan in a shared drive is not a recall capability. Recall capability is the moment your supplier calls at 4 PM Friday and you have, on the screen in front of you, every finished lot that touched their ingredient, every customer who received any of it, and a press release pre-filled in your own brand voice. That is the gap this product closes.
Andrew Langevin· 2026-06-04· 11 min read
Supplier management software for food operators with growing supplier lists.
Approve suppliers, extract Certificates of Analysis with AI, track Letters of Guarantee and audit certificates, run verification activities, and pull a single supplier file the inspector can read in a minute. Built by a CFIA-licensed operator who buys from suppliers every week.
Andrew Langevin· 2026-06-04· 11 min read
Temperature monitoring software for food operators.
Most temperature pain isn't the thermometer — it's the gap between the reading and a record an inspector accepts. HACCPlan closes that gap with manual logs, sensor data, and a probe-photo capture that takes three seconds at the door.
Andrew Langevin· 2026-06-04· 11 min read
Traceability software that survives a real recall.
One-up, one-back is the floor. Lot codes that propagate cleanly through cooking, packing, and shipping are the wall. A bidirectional trace from a finished pallet to every ingredient lot in under an hour is the roof. HACCPlan is built for operators who need all three, without an enterprise quote.
Andrew Langevin· 2026-06-04· 11 min read