Surveillance

Know before the recall reaches you.

Traceage continuously monitors 50+ recall data sources — RASFF, FDA, Safety Gate, CPSC, NHTSA, and more — and converges them with your marketplace scans, field reports, and consumer-side DPP signals into one anomaly-detection queue. The moment an alert is issued, it cross-matches against your active batches.

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Recall feed · last 4 alerts

Live

RASFFElevated aflatoxin · groundnut paste
Origin: Turkey · lot AAA-2026-091
12s ago
FDACounterfeit medicine batch · ophthalmic
Brand-X serial range 4720–4750
41s ago
Safety GateVoluntary recall · glass fragment risk
Children’s sparkling water 330 ml
2m ago
CPSCPesticide residue exceedance · oregano
Multiple SKUs, single supplier
4m ago

50+ sources · auto cross-match · severity-scored

50+

Recall data sources

< 15 min

Median alert-to-cross-match

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Alert to action

How it works

From feed to action in four steps.

Connect feeds

Plug in 50+ recall data sources via native APIs, RSS polling, or HTML-watch connectors. No paid aggregators required.

Auto cross-match

Every incoming alert is matched against your SKUs, batches, suppliers, and product passports in real time.

Assess exposure

When a match lands, the system walks your traceability graph to identify affected lots, retailers, and consumers.

Act

Open a case, notify stakeholders, isolate batches, and start corrective workflows — one click from the alert.

Core capabilities

Everything you need to catch the recall before the news does.

Regulatory feed monitoring

Continuous polling of 50+ government and industry recall sources — endpoint-level ingestion, structured normalisation, real-time match.

1.openFDA · FSIS · CPSC · NHTSA
2.RASFF · Safety Gate · EFSA
3.FSA · Health Canada · TGA · MFDS

Batch cross-matching

Every alert auto-matches against your SKUs, GS1 GTINs, lot codes, and supplier prefixes. False positives suppressed; near-matches escalated.

1.GTIN / SSCC / lot prefix match
2.Supplier identity resolution
3.Fuzzy / typo-tolerant search

Incident management

A case workflow opens on every confirmed match — owner assigned, severity scored, response tracked, evidence chained.

1.Severity & impact taxonomy
2.Stakeholder routing & SLAs
3.Linked evidence & chain of custody

Field-direction signals

Mobile-first incident intake from operators, retailers, and consumer-side DPP scans — typed, geo-tagged, and triaged.

1.Mobile capture with photo evidence
2.Geo + channel anomaly clustering
3.DPP scan-pattern detection

Notification routing

Every match fires a notification: stakeholder push, retailer email, regulator submission, or partner webhook — your routing rules.

1.Webhook · Email · SMS · in-app
2.Per-jurisdiction routing rules
3.Approval gates before send

Surveillance audit trail

Every alert received, match decided, action taken, and notification sent is recorded to the immutable trail — auditors get a clean export.

1.Event-sourced trail
2.Regulator-ready submission packets
3.Per-case response timeline export

Signal sources

Outside-in and inside-out — same anomaly queue.

Surveillance pulls from five distinct signal streams and converges them into one event-sourced feed. No paid aggregator dependency — the majority of sources are free public APIs.

Regulatory feeds

RASFF, openFDA, USDA FSIS, CPSC, NHTSA, EU Safety Gate, FSA UK, Health Canada, TGA — 50+ data sources ingested at the endpoint level.

Marketplace scans

Continuous crawl of major e-commerce platforms for grey-market and counterfeit listings of your SKUs.

Field reports

Operator-submitted incident reports from mobile, web, and partner channels — typed, routed, queued.

Consumer DPP scans

Every product passport scan emits a signal. Repeat scans on a single serial flag potential counterfeits.

Social & web mentions

Brand mentions, recall chatter, and post-market complaints surfaced from public web signals.

Sample alert

Every alert is a structured event.

RASFF, FDA, and CPSC all publish in their own formats. Traceage normalises every incoming alert into a single GS1-aligned event schema — so cross-match logic, case workflow, and audit-trail exports never need to know which source it came from.

Unified schema across all 50+ sources
GS1 identifiers preserved for cross-match
Severity normalised to a shared scale
Original payload retained for audit reference

alert.normalised.jsonld

{
  "@context": "https://traceage.io/schema/alert",
  "source": "RASFF",
  "sourceId": "2026.1432",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-14T09:31:18.421Z",
  "category": "food.contamination",
  "severity": "serious",
  "productGtin": [
    "06141410017"
  ],
  "origin": "TR",
  "hazard": {
    "type": "mycotoxin",
    "analyte": "aflatoxin_b1",
    "measuredPpb": 12.4
  }
}

By industry

Every industry with an active recall regime.

Twelve verticals. Twelve regulator regimes. One surveillance feed that knows the difference between an FDA Class I, a Safety Gate Serious, and a Health Canada Type III — without you having to.

North America
Europe (EU + UK)
GCC
Asia-Pacific
ANZ
Latin America
Africa

Food & beverages

The most-watched recall surface in the world. RASFF, FSMA, FSIS, and national feeds converge — match alerts to your batches in seconds, not the next morning's news cycle.

RASFF
FSMA 204
FSIS
FSA UK
FSANZ

Pharmaceuticals

DSCSA serial-level recalls, EMA quality defect bulletins, MHRA field safety notices, and TGA market actions feed one queue — affected lots auto-isolated in traceability.

DSCSA
EMA
MHRA FSN
TGA DRAC
PMDA

Cosmetics & personal care

FDA MoCRA adverse events, EU CPR recalls, and Safety Gate alerts.

FDA MoCRA
EU CPR 1223/2009
Safety Gate

Medical devices

FDA MAUDE, EU MDR / EUDAMED, MHRA FSN, TGA recalls.

FDA MAUDE
EUDAMED
MHRA
TGA

Nutraceuticals

FDA dietary supplement recalls and DSHEA-related enforcement.

FDA DSHEA
NSF/ANSI 173
EU EFSA

Automotive

NHTSA campaigns, EU type-approval recalls, DVSA, KBA.

NHTSA
EU type-approval
DVSA
KBA

Toys & children’s products

CPSC, Safety Gate, ACCC.

Consumer electronics

CPSC, Safety Gate, FCC.

Animal feed

FSMA Animal Food, EU 183/2005.

Aerospace & defense

FAA AD bulletins, EASA AD.

Household appliances

CPSC fire/burn, Safety Gate.

Apparel & textiles

CPSC drawstring/flammability, CPSIA.

Alert to isolation

From a RASFF notification to a sealed case in 14 minutes.

The headline metric is "under 15 min alert-to-cross-match". Here's the workflow it compresses — same one your quality and compliance teams used to chase across email and spreadsheets all afternoon.

0:00
Alert detected
RASFF notification published — elevated aflatoxin in groundnuts from origin XYZ, batches AAA–CCC.
0:05
Cross-matched
Auto-match hits your SKU GTIN 06141…0017. 4 lots flagged, 12 retailers in scope. Severity scored.
1:30
Exposure assessed
Traceability graph walked: 1,847 units across 12 lots and 38 retailers. Consumer-scan history attached.
14:00
Stakeholders notified
Retailers receive structured payloads. Regulator submission packet ready. Case timeline sealed to the audit trail.

Compare by plan

Surveillance is in every plan. Coverage scales with you.

Capability	Starter	Growth	Premium	Enterprise
Public regulatory feed monitoring Coming soon	Included	Included	Included	Included
Automatic batch cross-matching Coming soon	Limited	Included	Included	Included
Incident management workflowComing soon	Limited	Included	Included	Included
Marketplace + DPP-scan signals Coming soon	Not included	Included	Included	Included
Field-direction signals Coming soon	Not included	Limited	Included	Included
Webhook & API notificationsComing soon	Not included	Included	Included	Included
Regulator submission packetsComing soon	Not included	Not included	Included	Included
Surveillance audit trail exportComing soon	Limited	Included	Included	Included
Recall feed coverageComing soon	10+	30+	50+	Custom

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