Haloglide
5.9#5 in food traceability softwareFrom $399 a monthWeb
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TagOne Enterprise
6.1#4 in food traceability softwareAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | Haloglide | TagOne Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | St Heliers, Auckland, New Zealand | Princeton, New Jersey, United States |
| Integrations | Halo Connect supports APIs, webhooks and GS1 Digital Links, and describes exchange with ERP, MES, quality assurance, laboratory and logistics systems. | The Integration Engine supports REST APIs, JSON/XML, GS1 EPCIS, protocols including AS2 and SFTP, and pre-built connectors for SAP. |
| Intended users | Haloglide describes Orbit as traceability software priced for small and medium businesses, and presents the wider platform for supply-chain operators across industries. | Its modules serve supply chain roles including growers, wholesalers, processors, importers, manufacturers, brand owners, and distributors. |
| Support | The maker invites prospective users to book a 30-minute walkthrough and lists [email protected] for privacy questions. | TagOne says it provides ongoing training and advisory services to customers. |
| Traceability | Orbit provides scannable identities, timestamped and geolocated event records, lot lineage, and evidence attached to products and lots. | TagOne says users can trace ingredients to their source using product identifiers and lot numbers, with a Visual Map view of the supply chain. |
Haloglide plans
- Haloglide Orbit$399 a month
TagOne Enterprise plans
No prices published.
Pick Haloglide if…
Haloglide suits small and medium businesses seeking traceability, as well as supply-chain operators across industries. Its features cover evidence capture, lot tracking, and connections with business systems.
Pick TagOne Enterprise if…
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