Muddy Boots Software, Australian first for cloud-based food safety management
Muddy Boots Software has announced its Greenlight Quality Control carries the HACCP certification mark, making it the only cloud-based food safety and quality management software to do so. This assures food businesses that operate a HACCP-based food safety program of its integrity and fail-safe characteristics.
Food supply chains must manage risks with speed and accuracy, and Muddy Boots Software identified a need for quality assurance for the food supply chain. The single automated system is designed to simplify the complexities of managing safe food, product quality and compliance across entire operations.
“Muddy Boots’ Greenlight Quality Control impressed our evaluation team with its ability to handle complex food safety system requirements within a simple, user-friendly interface. The system encourages and supports operators to perform their tasks properly, and provides all the information that quality and food safety managers need in a secure and easy-to-access format,” said Director of HACCP International Clive Withinshaw.
The cloud-based quality management system provides users with real-time data, giving a clear picture of processes, critical control points and inefficiencies across operations. It facilitates communication across the supply chain and enables quick and informed decision-making.
“Our solution helps food manufacturers streamline day-to-day tasks so they can focus on what they do best. For instance, tasks can be scheduled for a given time or frequency and operators can be prompted to carry out these tasks,” explained Jason Considine, General Manager of Muddy Boots Software Australia and New Zealand.
Karen Constable, Technical Manager at HACCP International, said the system features ‘fail-safe’ characteristics, data integrity features, record verification functions and a corrective actions manager.
Greenlight Quality Control is currently used by suppliers, manufacturers, retailers and brand holders.
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