Lotpath — Lot Traceability & Recall Readiness

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What it isLotpath records what went into every lot and where every lot went, then answers the two questions a recall turns on: given a bad ingredient lot, which finished lots and which customers are affected — and given a customer complaint, which ingredient lots could be responsible. Forward trace and backward trace, in seconds rather than a day of spreadsheets.Why it existsFSMA Rule 204 puts traceability recordkeeping obligations on companies handling foods on the FDA's Traceability List, with a compliance date in 2028. Most small and mid-size manufacturers currently keep this in spreadsheets and paper batch sheets, which works right up until the moment somebody asks for a trace in twenty-four hours.Try it before reading another wordLive demo, no signup: https://lotpath.tekinworks.com — the login is [email protected] / demo1234. It is loaded with a real-shaped production book: ingredient lots, production runs, finished lots and shipments, so you can run a trace both directions and see a recall assembled from it.What the buyer getsFull source code, documentation, the seed script, and 30 days of email support for setup. The demo above is the product, not a cut-down version.What is not includedNo revenue, no customers, no traffic, no email list. No domain. You deploy to your own server and connect your own Stripe.Honest scopeLot and shipment data is entered or imported — no ERP or warehouse-system integration in this build, and that is the obvious first addition. It produces the traceability records and the trace itself; it is not a full QMS and does not replace HACCP documentation. No barcode scanning hardware integration. Single tenant per deployment.