Tracebox gives SMB food processors CTE capture, lot genealogy, digital HACCP, supplier-document chase, mock recalls, FDA-sortable exports, and shareable audit packs. Line operators work a PIN kiosk; QA runs deviations and CAPA; auditors get a tokenized portal.
FSMA 204 does not care that your MES project is two years out. Processors need CTEs, TLC genealogy, and a mock recall that actually runs.
Tracebox is that box. Receive, transform, ship, correct. Labels, offline sync, lot hold/release. HACCP plans and CCP checks. Mock recalls with an auditor pack — not a war room.
6 capabilities, each one something you can point at during a security review.
CTE capture
Receive / transform / ship / correction plus TLC genealogy.
Plant kiosk
PIN kiosk for line operators; ZPL/PDF labels; offline sync.
FDA export
Sortable CSV/XLSX when the investigator asks.
Digital HACCP
Plans, CCPs, monitoring schedules, check capture.
Deviations & CAPA
Lot hold/release with the audit trail attached.
Mock recalls & auditor portal
Run the drill; share a tokenized pack.
Tracebox, answered
Is this a full MES?
No. It is FSMA 204 traceability, HACCP, and recall readiness for SMB processors — not a custom MES rewrite.
Who is on the floor?
Operators on a PIN kiosk; QA/plant managers on deviations and recalls; auditors on a tokenized portal.
See it against your reality.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an engineer who builds it - your use case, not a script.