TraceGains launches new AI-powered functionality, mapping a customer’s supply chain directly to horizon scanning, issues, and alerts.
TraceGains, the leader in compliance, quality, and innovation software for food, beverage, and supplements companies, is the first to market with new AI-powered functionality, mapping a customer’s supply chain directly to horizon scanning, issues, and alerts.
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This enhancement is a vital new feature of Smart Alerts, TraceGains’ automated, multi-sourced system for reporting threats and regulatory risks in the food, beverage, and dietary supplements industries.
Smart Alerts operates on real-time notices gathered from hundreds of sources worldwide and matches them to ingredients in TraceGains’ proprietary ingredient taxonomy and supplier database. Integrating seamlessly with other TraceGains products, Smart Alerts continuously monitors and manages supply chain risk in a single networked platform.
TraceGains’ smart matching capability automatically pairs real-time incidents to items and suppliers in a customer’s supply chain, allowing manufacturers to receive important health and compliance alerts as they happen instantly.
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“No longer will companies have to repeatedly waste valuable time scouring the internet for reporting sources or manually reading through lengthy emails or newsletters in search of only the items that affect them,” TraceGains CEO Gary Nowacki says. “With Smart Alerts from TraceGains, new and emerging threats, refusals, incidents, alerts, recalls, and more are identified in real-time and mapped to your suppliers and ingredients using our groundbreaking AI capabilities.”
Mitigating supplier and item risk is a critical step of supply chain management and helps eliminate the time and effort companies spend searching for risk-related events by automatically notifying users as they happen.
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