FoodLogiQ alternatives
FoodLogiQ alternatives for NZ and Australian businesses
FoodLogiQ: Quoted privately, with pricing supplied by enquiry and based on the scope in your agreement.
- check_circleYour data in a database you own
- check_circleOpen source, no lock-in
- check_circleBuilt and run by Enterprise DNA
The options
What people compare FoodLogiQ with
FoodLogiQ pricing is supplied by enquiry, so you need a private quote. Owners look for alternatives when they want to pay for a records desk shaped around their recall process, keep records in a database they own and avoid per-seat plans.
Yours to own
Food Recall for Claude Code
The open-source food recall records desk that is just a database and Claude Code. Built around your business, with your FoodLogiQ data brought across.
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How to choose a FoodLogiQ alternative
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What the bill covers
FoodLogiQ pricing is supplied by enquiry, so compare your annual agreement with the work you actually need: batch history, recipient coordination, withdrawal progress and investigation records. Ask what services the quote covers before comparing it with a records desk built around your recall process.
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Who owns your records
Check whether you can keep your plan references, coordinator notes, contact corrections and reviewed report references in a database your business owns. An owned system keeps those records with your business, rather than making access to them depend on a per-seat plan.
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Fit with your process
Ask whether the system can hold the fields and references your team uses, and whether its review rules can change as your process changes. A version built around your business can reflect your recall steps, coordinator responsibilities and local checks.
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What switching involves
FoodLogiQ documents spreadsheet exports of event, location and product information. Map the actual export headings, then check the records against production and stock evidence. Historic messages, attachments, supplier connections and recall responses need separate mapping. Complete a reviewed exercise before relying on the new process.
The option that fits
Own a version built for your business
Enterprise DNA builds your own recall records system around how your business handles batch tracing, recipient follow-up, recovery reconciliation and recall exercises. Your records sit in a database your business owns, and you work with them in plain language. Enterprise DNA brings across the FoodLogiQ data you select and runs the version for you, for one setup fee then a monthly retainer. A free version is also available if you want to run it yourself.
- check A database your business owns
- check Built around your fields and review rules
- check A free version for you to run yourself
Make it yours
Design your own FoodLogiQ replacement
Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from FoodLogiQ. Try it here, and we build the real one.
2. What it runs
3. Make it fit
4. Your colour
Answered from your own database
Good morning. Here is what needs you today.
We build it from the open-source base, bring your FoodLogiQ data across and run it for you.
Questions
FoodLogiQ alternatives, answered
How do I compare the cost with my current agreement? expand_more
FoodLogiQ pricing is supplied by enquiry, so use your own agreement as the comparison point. Check which supply-chain services you need and what work the quote covers. Enterprise DNA charges one setup fee, then a monthly retainer agreed around the records, connections and work you want it to run.
Can the system follow our recall process? expand_more
Enterprise DNA builds your version around your operation, including the capture screens, source connections and reporting work you need. Agree the requirements before switching. The system records the scope selected by your food safety lead, communications and stock reconciliation. It does not make safety decisions or send automated notifications.
Can we bring our existing records across? expand_more
FoodLogiQ documents spreadsheet exports containing event, location and product information. Enterprise DNA checks the actual headings and maps the selected records against your production and stock evidence. Historic messages, attachments, supplier connections and recall responses need separate mapping, so check their coverage before switching.
Will the system decide whether we need a recall? expand_more
No. Your food safety lead works with the relevant authority and owns that decision. The system records the selected scope, actual communications and stock reconciliation. Record checks or closing a record do not declare food safe or close an authority case.
Done comparing? Own the one that fits.
30 minutes with Sam. Bring what FoodLogiQ costs you a year and how you run. We show you what your own version looks like, and if it is a fit, we build it and bring your data across.
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