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Free tool · Recall readiness score

How fast could you run a recall today?

Twelve questions on finding, stopping and proving where a product went. You get a score out of 100, the gaps that would slow you down and what to fix first. It takes about four minutes and nothing leaves your browser.

Questions

IdentifyHow do you identify a single saleable unit?
IdentifyWhere do your lot or serial numbers live?
LocateIf FDA asked who received one lot, how long would the list take?
LocateDo your records follow the product after your first customer?
LocateDo you know which affected units are in your own buildings right now?
NotifyDo you have current contacts for every customer who could get a recall notice?
NotifyIs there a written recall procedure naming who decides, who calls FDA and who tells customers?
RecoverCan you stop shipment of an affected lot at every site in one action?
RecoverCan you tell whether a returned unit is the one you shipped?
ProveCould you show a regulator a complete, unaltered record of where a lot went?
PracticeWhen did you last run a mock recall on a real lot?
PracticeDid your last mock recall account for all of the affected product?

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In a free 20-minute call we go through your score and what would change in your trace with Aeroz. If you want proof on your own lots, the readiness audit runs a timed trace and writes up where it slowed down.

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