Eclarion

When your team needs to ship a formula today, you don’t have time to hunt through spreadsheets. Eclarion turns recipe work into a guided workflow. Start by pulling raw materials from suppliers, GS1, or PS in Foodservice, then build your base, components, and processing steps. As you tweak quantities, Eclarion updates nutrition, allergen exposure, and QUID in real time, flags threshold crossings, and models processing yield (weight loss) per step. Lock versions, request approvals, and attach COAs so every change is traceable.

Next, prepare what goes on pack and what buyers expect to see. Run market-specific compliance checks and an allergen matrix to confirm cleaning and cross-contact assumptions. Set targets for claims like vegan, gluten-free, or no added sugar, and Eclarion validates them against the formula. Generate ingredient statements with QUID, nutrition tables, and label text in multiple languages, then export retailer-ready PDFs, spreadsheets, or data feeds. Create customer-branded spec sheets and one-click share links that stay in sync with the latest approved recipe.

Finally, connect the data to the rest of your operation. Push finished formulations, BOMs, pack formats, nutrition, and allergen tags into your ERP or MRP through the API. Pull costs from procurement to see live cost and margin by batch size, explore substitutions when an input changes, and compare scenarios side by side. Every edit is logged with user, date, and reason, so audits are fast. Assign tasks to teammates, set due dates for reviews, and track readiness from prototype to launch without email threads.

Whether you run R&D, QA, regulatory, or sales, Eclarion keeps everyone on the same page. Formulators can clone a bestseller to create a lower-sodium variant in minutes. QA can prepare retailer questionnaires and export an allergen grid for the full portfolio. Regulatory can re-evaluate nutrition after a supplier update and publish a new spec instantly. Sales can pull the latest product data during a buyer call. One system, one source of truth, fewer surprises on launch day.