Module
Food labels and expiry tracking at the station
Labels with use-by date and allergens come from the same recipes and stock data, and an alert warns before a product expires.
Module
What it does
Use-by and allergens
Labels carry the use-by date and allergens from the recipe.
Automatic shelf-life labels
Shelf-life labels are produced automatically as part of prep tracking.
Expiry alerts
An alert 8–10 hours before expiry, or whenever you set it.
Lots linked
Each finished lot is linked to the raw-material lots.
Shows up in stock
An expired product shows up in stock, because all modules share the same data.
Module
How it works, step by step
Recipes define shelf life and allergens.
The team prints the label at the station when a product is prepared.
Stock knows what was made and when it expires.
The alert reaches the team before expiry.
Plans
Plans
Expiry tracking is part of the kitchen (recipes and stock from Medium). Automatic shelf-life labels and prep tracking are an advanced module, on request, in Personalize or as an extension of Premium.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which data goes on the label?
The use-by date and allergens, taken from the recipe.
When do expiry alerts arrive?
8–10 hours before expiry by default, or whenever you set it.
Is a label printer included?
No. Hardware is not included in the plans.
Do labels connect to traceability?
Yes. Each finished lot is linked to the raw-material lots.
How much does it cost?
Plans are €89–249 per location per month, excluding VAT, with setup from €299 one-time. Larger setups get a tailored quote.
Is there a free trial?
No. There is no free trial; we show SiteQuilt on your own workflows in a demo.
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