Food & Beverage Manufacturing
Protecting Product Quality Starts on the Frontlines
What Success Looks Like in
F&B Manufacturing
Consistent execution, regulatory compliance, and zero downtime.
Ensure food safety protocols are followed to the letter
Maintain compliance with SQF, HACCP, CFIA, and other regulations
Prevent equipment failures with timely maintenance
Deliver quality products consistently, shift after shift
Track and verify execution for full traceability
The Operational Roadblocks
Hidden risks and inefficiencies that impact safety and profitability.
Manual logs and paper checklists prone to error
Missed safety checks or cleaning routines
Limited traceability across staff, shifts, or locations
Delays in identifying equipment issues or process gaps
Reactive decision-making instead of proactive management
How Command Center Solves It
Digitize frontline procedures to ensure accuracy, visibility, and accountability.
Mobile-first SOP execution across sanitation, line changeovers, pest control, etc.
Smart alerts for missed tasks or failures in real time
Trigger workflows from IoT sensor data (e.g., temperature, vibration)
Centralized task scheduling and reporting by site, shift, and zone
Full digital audit trail, time, user, location, and task-stamped
Eliminate paperwork and reduce administrative burden
Common F&B Manufacturing Workflows
Pre-Op & Start-Up Checks
(line clearance, allergen controls, equipment readiness)
Sanitation & CIP Verification
(cleaning sign-off, chemical concentration, rinse validation)
Critical Control Point Monitoring
(temps, metal detector checks, corrective actions)
Preventative Maintenance
(lubrication routes, inspections, changeouts)
Traceable Corrective Action
(deviations, holds, rework steps, QA release)
Safety & Compliance
(LOTO checks, PPE compliance, eyewash inspections)
A Day in the Life, Transformed
Real-time operations that drive quality and efficiency.
Operators follow step-by-step procedures from mobile devices
Cleaning teams execute routines on schedule with proof of completion
Supervisors receive alerts if inspections are missed or equipment parameters are out of spec
Maintenance teams receive automated work orders based on run time or sensor alerts
Quality and compliance teams access structured, audit-ready records instantly
Management uses real-time dashboards to monitor performance across lines or facilities
