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FlexiBake vs Sepasoft Batch Procedure

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6.8#2 in process erp softwareFrom $125 a month
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FactFlexiBakeSepasoft Batch Procedure
ComplianceThe site says its tools support HACCP, FDA FSMA, and BRC requirements, including lot traceability and production reporting.The product page describes secure audit trails supporting 21 CFR Part 11 compliance and says configuration changes are recorded with details including date and responsible person.
IntegrationsFlexiBake documents accounting connections or exports for QuickBooks Online, Xero, Sage, and Microsoft GP.The product page describes ERP synchronization through Sepasoft’s Business Connector and names integrated quality tracking and traceability modules.
Intended usersThe company says FlexiBake is designed for food manufacturers, including bakeries and other recipe-based businesses, and supports wholesalers and commissaries.Sepasoft describes its MES platform as serving manufacturers and says it is used by thousands of manufacturers worldwide.
SupportThe company lists regular support hours as 6am–6pm PST, emergency support outside those hours and on weekends, and an online portal with over 700 help articles.Sepasoft lists BasicCare, TotalCare, and PriorityCare support options, with web portal support and phone support depending on tier.

FlexiBake plans

  • FlexiBake Nutritional$125 a month
  • FlexiBake Base$295 a month
  • FlexiBake Professional$375 a month
  • FlexiBake Corporate$495 a month
  • FlexiBake EnterprisePriced on request

Sepasoft Batch Procedure plans

  • Batch Procedure Module$35,000, paid once

Pick FlexiBake if…

FlexiBake suits food manufacturers, bakeries, wholesalers, and commissaries that need recipe-based production and inventory operations in one system. It is also relevant to teams that need batch traceability, recall support, nutritional analysis, or online customer ordering.

Pick Sepasoft Batch Procedure if…

It suits manufacturers needing recipe-driven batch execution, operator records, traceability, and Ignition-based MES workflows. Teams should account for the required Production Module and server-resource limits.

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