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Receta vs TraceSense

Receta

6.5#10 in food manufacturing softwareFrom £50 a month
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TraceSense

7.1#2 in batch management softwareFrom £295 a month
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FactRecetaTraceSense
ComplianceThe product provides audit trails, allergen tracking, batch records and exportable technical documentation for compliance workflows.TraceSense describes its cloud software as supporting food businesses working toward SALSA and BRC standards, with audit reporting and recall tools.
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomBathgate, West Lothian, United Kingdom
IntegrationsThe site lists Sage, QuickBooks, Xero, Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon FBA, DHL, UPS, Mailchimp, Microsoft Office 365, HubSpot and other integrations.The maker lists Sage, Microsoft Navision and SAP integrations, with supported data flows including orders, stock, work orders and process confirmations.
PurposeReceta is an ERP, MRP and traceability platform for food supplement and nutraceutical businesses.TraceSense provides recipe weighing and electronic batch records with ingredient lot traceability for manufacturing.
SupportThe support centre says help is available by email and remote desktop 24/7, while telephone lines are open weekdays from 8am to 5pm.The site invites customers to contact its team for support and lists a UK telephone number and email address.

Receta plans

  • START-UP£50 a month
  • EVERYDAY£100 a month
  • ULTIMATEPriced on request

TraceSense plans

  • Essential CMMS£295 a month
  • Professional CMMS£595 a month
  • Enterprise CMMS£995 a month

Pick Receta if…

Receta is aimed at food supplement, nutraceutical, and sports nutrition manufacturers, including startups and SMEs. It may suit teams that need formulation, production, stock, and traceability workflows in one platform.

Pick TraceSense if…

TraceSense suits food, beverage, cosmetics, and chemical manufacturers that need weigh-up controls, lot tracking, and electronic batch records. Its shop-floor focus may suit organizations using an existing ERP rather than seeking a full finance ERP.

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