FSMA204HubYour one stop shop
to get FSMA 204 ready.
Everything you need to know about FSMA 204, in one place.
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Compliance score
1 batch missing KDEs (last 90d)
Recent batches
- MVC-CHED-2611Cheddar wheelMissing KDE
- MVC-YOG-2612Vanilla yogurtKDE complete
- MVC-BUT-2613Salted butterKDE complete
Built for producers selling into
The cost of not being ready is bigger than the software.
Retailers aren't waiting for the FDA. They're enforcing FSMA 204 ahead of the deadline — and pulling vendors who can't prove traceability.
A single retailer audit can kill the account.
Buyers are asking for Traceability Lot Codes and Key Data Elements on every shipment. No trace, no shelf.
Spreadsheets don't survive a recall.
FSMA 204 requires lot-to-lot linkage within 24 hours. If your records live in Excel and paper receiving logs, you can't answer that call.
You can't afford a compliance consultant.
Consultants charge $8–15k to set up a traceability program. That's a year of FSMA204Hub for every month of their time.
How it works
Three screens. No consultant required.
- 1
Log supplier lots with KDEs.
When a shipment lands, capture the supplier lot code, ship date, and location in one form. Done in under 30 seconds per lot.
- 2
Link lots into production batches.
When you produce a batch, give it a Traceability Lot Code and pick the ingredient lots you used. FSMA204Hub builds the lot-to-lot chain automatically.
- 3
Export a compliant trace in one click.
When a buyer, broker, or FDA inspector asks, hand them a clean report showing every KDE for every lot, back to the supplier.
The killer feature
A live compliance score. Always know where you stand.
Every lot you log feeds a single number: the percent of your recent batches that are fully traceable. It updates in real time as you receive, produce, and ship.
- Green at 85 and above. Amber from 60 to 84. Red below 60, where a buyer would reject you.
- Click any incomplete batch to see exactly which KDE is missing, then fix it in a couple of taps.
- Export a clean trace report as CSV, or screenshot the dashboard when a retailer asks.
Morning Valley Creamery
Last 90 days
Built for operators, not compliance departments.
If you run a food production business with $1M–$10M in revenue and a buyer list you're trying to hold onto, FSMA204Hub was designed for you.
Artisan creameries
Cheese, yogurt, butter — multi-ingredient batches, small runs.
Co-packers
Running production for brands that pass audits onto you.
Meat & seafood processors
Cut/pack operations shipping to regional grocery.
Bakeries & nut butters
Ingredient-heavy products selling into Whole Foods or Sprouts.
Pricing
One plan. One price. Less than a spreadsheet consultant's lunch.
FSMA204Hub
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime. 14-day free trial — no credit card required to start.
- Unlimited suppliers, ingredients, lots, and batches
- Live compliance score dashboard
- KDE-complete supplier form (FSMA 204 §1.1330)
- Traceability Lot Code tracking with automatic lot-to-lot linkage
- CSV export for buyer audits
- Email support — we answer within a business day
14 days free. No credit card.
Frequently asked
We already track lots in Excel. Why switch?+
Excel doesn't produce a Traceability Lot Code, doesn't enforce KDE completeness, and doesn't give you a live compliance score. The first time a retailer asks for a 24-hour recall trace, you'll know why.
Does this work for co-packers?+
Yes. Co-packers are one of our core use cases — FSMA204Hub cleanly separates supplier lots (the ingredients you receive) from production batches (what you ship out), which is exactly how FSMA 204 treats the relationship.
What about a FDA extension? Do I still need this?+
Maybe. But retailers aren't waiting for the FDA. Whole Foods, Sprouts, and independent grocers are already asking vendors for FSMA-style data. The retailer mandate is the real deadline.
How long does setup take?+
Under 30 minutes for a single-product producer. Add your suppliers and ingredients, log one batch, and you have a working trace. We'll import a legacy spreadsheet if you have one.
What if I have more than one facility?+
Each account supports multiple facilities out of the box. Every lot and batch is tagged to a facility so traceability stays clean.
When can I actually use it?+
Today. Start a 14-day free trial, no credit card. You'll be logging your first lots within the hour.
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TLC vs. KDE vs. CTE: the three FSMA 204 concepts producers keep mixing up
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