The Plant View
Paper hides the drift until it is too late. This dashboard shows you completion gaps and CCP trends every morning so you can correct the process, not explain it.
See every record status across every shift
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Catch a missed record before it becomes a finding
Completion rate
Spot the drift an inspector is trained to find
Know exactly which HACCP checks are done and which are overdue. No walking the floor with a clipboard to find the gap.
Real-time status
A live feed of every record as it is signed on the floor, not a stale report from yesterday.
Multi-facility rollup
A live feed of every record as it is signed on the floor, not a stale report from yesterday.
Smart alerting
CCP limit near-misses and repeat deviations surfaced before they harden into a non-compliance record.
The reactive plant
You discover a pattern when the inspector points it out. By then it is already a finding in a report.
The proactive plant
You see the drift on your dashboard, correct the process, and document the action. The inspector verifies your system.
The difference
One looks like luck. The other looks like management. Inspectors are trained to know which one they are looking at.
FAQs
Straight answers about the compliance dashboard for plant teams who need clarity, not a sales pitch.
Plant-view is the compliance dashboard inside U.S. AgriDocs. It gives you a real-time look at your HACCP and SSOP records across the entire floor. You see completion rates, overdue items, and CCP trends before an inspector does.
The dashboard refreshes as records are signed. There is no batch processing or overnight delay. When a pre-op check is submitted on the floor, the status changes immediately for the QA manager.
Yes. The multi-facility rollup lets a director of QA view compliance status across every plant from a single screen. You can drill down into a specific facility or watch trends across the entire company.
The dashboard surfaces repeat deviations, CCP limit near-misses, and completion gaps by shift or line. It highlights drift so you can correct a process before it becomes a non-compliance record in an inspector's notebook.
Absolutely. The dashboard proves you are monitoring your system, not just recording numbers. An inspector can see your trend awareness and corrective actions. That shifts the conversation from finding problems to verifying your management.
Still have questions?
Talk to someone who has stood on a plant floor.