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    Solution · Food safety

    HACCP software that lives inside production.

    A HACCP plan written in a document and monitored on a clipboard is two systems that disagree by lunchtime. Worldover holds the hazard analysis, the critical control points and the monitoring records against the same production batches they govern, so verification evidence exists without anyone assembling it.

    Quick answer

    HACCP software manages a Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point food safety system: the hazard analysis, the identified critical control points, critical limits, monitoring procedures, corrective actions, verification and record-keeping. Worldover runs the seven HACCP principles against live production data, so CCP readings are captured at the line, deviations open a corrective action automatically, and verification records are generated from the batch record rather than transcribed into it.

    • Hazard analysis linked to the actual ingredient and process record
    • CCPs with critical limits enforced at the point of capture
    • Deviations open a corrective action automatically
    • Verification and validation records generated, not transcribed
    • Links straight to lot traceability and recall scope
    • Audit pack produced on demand for BRCGS, SQF, FSSC 22000

    How this connects to Worldover

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    The seven principles, and where software actually helps

    PrincipleWhat Worldover does
    1 · Hazard analysisHazards held against the ingredient and process step, inherited by every product that uses them, so a new supplier risk propagates instead of sitting in one document.
    2 · Determine CCPsCCPs defined on the process route, versioned, with the decision rationale attached.
    3 · Critical limitsLimits enforced at data entry. An out-of-spec reading cannot be quietly recorded as in-spec.
    4 · MonitoringReadings captured at the line, timestamped, attributed, tied to the batch and lot.
    5 · Corrective actionsA breach opens a CAPA, holds the affected lots and scopes the exposure automatically.
    6 · VerificationScheduled verification, calibration and review records with completion tracked, not assumed.
    7 · Record-keepingEvery record is the operational record, so the audit pack is a view rather than a rebuild.

    Where paper and spreadsheet HACCP breaks

    • Version drift. The plan is updated, the line is still working from a printed copy.
    • Retrospective completion. Readings filled in at the end of a shift, which auditors detect and regulators treat as no record at all.
    • Orphaned deviations. A CCP breach recorded but never linked to the lots it affected.
    • Ingredient changes. A supplier swap introduces an allergen and nobody reopens the hazard analysis.
    • Audit scramble. Two weeks of preparation to produce evidence that should have been continuously available.

    HACCP, HARPC and the US position

    US firms operating under FSMA's Preventive Controls rule work to a Food Safety Plan rather than a classical HACCP plan: hazard analysis, preventive controls, monitoring, corrective actions, verification and a supply-chain programme, overseen by a Preventive Controls Qualified Individual. The structure is close enough that one system serves both, which matters for anyone exporting into the US from a BRCGS or FSSC 22000 site. Worldover holds both frameworks against the same underlying data rather than duplicating the plan.

    Worldover for this

    One system for food safety and operations

    HACCP, traceability, quality and production on the same live record, with Willow AI drafting the evidence.

    See how Worldover works

    Willow AI in the workflow

    Willow drafts hazard analyses from the ingredient and process record, flags where a formulation or supplier change should trigger a plan review, summarises open deviations before an audit, and answers questions such as which batches ran while a CCP was out of tolerance. Every output cites the records it used.

    Who this fits

    Specialty food and ingredient manufacturers, nutraceutical and functional food producers, and contract manufacturers running food alongside cosmetics or supplements. Pairs directly with food traceability software and quality management.

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