Self-serve supplier document audit. Auto-audits incoming TDS, SDS, and Certificates of Analysis. Flags EU 14 / FDA 9 allergen gaps, expired certifications, and BRCGS / IFS / FSSC 22000 evidence shortfalls in real time. Start with 5 free audits, no credit card.
Your suppliers send TDS in seven different formats. Half are out of date. A third are missing allergen disclosures. A few have certifications that expired last year — but you won't know that until the auditor flags it.
So your QA team becomes your suppliers' QA department. Chasing missing fields. Re-verifying claims. Building evidence packs from a folder structure no one fully trusts. The week before the auditor arrives turns into a four-week emergency every time.
None of this work is strategic. None of it changes the safety of your product. It just has to happen — and right now, it happens on the back of one or two overworked QA managers and a lot of spreadsheets.
Supplier documents are parsed, classified, and checked the moment they arrive. Missing fields flagged. Inconsistent claims surfaced. SDS structural completeness verified against REACH Annex II. Verdicts come with specific actions and the named responsible party — your team or theirs.
EU 14 and FDA 9 allergen exposure tracked across your full ingredient inventory. Cross-contamination risk flags. Certification expiry monitored for BRCGS, IFS, FSSC 22000, kosher, halal, organic, non-GMO. Alerts surface before they become an audit finding.
BRCGS, IFS, and FSSC 22000 evidence assembled in real time as documents arrive. Supplier doc status across full ingredient inventory. Risk dashboard surfaces gaps weeks before audit-day. One-click export for the auditor's visit. No more four-week scrambles.
I've spent most of my career on the supplier side — the side that sends you the TDS, the SDS, the Certificate of Analysis. I know what good supplier paperwork looks like, and I know exactly how often it falls short of that.
When I started building Binacru, the regulatory tooling for flavour houses came first because that was my world. But every flavour house I work with has F&B brands downstream of them, doing the same job in reverse — parsing every document we send, hunting for the bits that should be obvious, hoping nothing is missing.
So Binacru F&B is the mirror image of what we built upstream. Same deterministic audit logic. Same data isolation. Same insistence that the AI does the boring extraction work and the rules do the regulatory work. Just pointed at the documents arriving at your loading bay, not the ones leaving ours.
It runs on the experience of having been the supplier whose paperwork your QA team was chasing.
Binacru F&B is designed for food and beverage brand QA, product, and operations teams at companies between roughly €10M and €500M in revenue — large enough to feel the supplier-document burden, not so large that a full PLM/QMS platform makes sense.
If your operation looks like the list on the right, you'll get more from a different category of tool. That's a fine outcome — we'd rather you find the right fit on the first try than spend three months discovering we're not it.
Self-serve. No credit card. Sign up, forward your first supplier document, see what we catch. Upgrade only if it earns its keep.
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