No multi-year implementations. No spreadsheet on the side for allergens. No input fields in your ERP. Just software that works.
Your supplier changes a raw material. Nutritional values no longer add up. Allergen status shifts. Three specifications need updating. The declaration too. It takes software built for exactly this - software that treats the recipe as the foundation and recalculates everything automatically.
Change the raw material. The rest follows.
We know that spreadsheet. Colour-coded tabs. Formulas nobody understands anymore. The creator left five years ago.
You don't do your accounting in Excel. Why do your recipe management there?
Quality deserves its own software. So does procurement. But all-in-one? In practice you get an ERP with a few input fields for QA. Component not good enough? Tough luck, you're locked in. Innovation? Wait for the roadmap.
Eclarion connects with what you already have via the API. Each system does what it does best. Outdated component? Replace it. Without touching the rest.
You know the drill. First the workshops. Then the project plan. Then the steering committee. Eighteen months later, you're still implementing.
Your first recipe is up faster than a project proposal.
Stuck on something? You get an immediate answer from people who know the food industry and built the software. No ticket. No queue.
Just someone who takes a look and helps you move forward.
EU 1169/2011. Fourteen allergen categories. QUID percentages. Declarations. Eclarion calculates it all and shows you how. No black box you can't explain at an audit.
Every calculation traceable. Every decision yours.
Eclarion started when recipe management didn't exist as a software category. No startup trying 'something with food.' We know why 'may contain traces of' isn't legally defined. What a process contaminant is. And why that matters for your label.
That experience is in every screen, every calculation, every detail.
No panic when the auditor calls. No late nights when a supplier changes a raw material. No manual searching during a recall scenario.
That's what it's about. Not the software. The calm.