Records in scope
- Customer complaints and deviations
- Corrective-action records
- Inspection and audit findings
- Line, product and supplier references
A bounded history-review path for recurring quality events across lines, products, sites and suppliers while food-safety and release decisions stay with authorised teams.
View all industry examples ↗This scenario describes a possible workflow using no customer records. Terminology, obligations and approval authorities must be checked against the manufacturer's products, markets and controlled procedures.
A recurring pack-integrity complaint may relate to earlier line deviations and supplier actions. Records are spread across complaint, audit and corrective-action histories and use inconsistent descriptions.
Which previous events deserve review, what actions were recorded, and what evidence is available to assess whether the issue has recurred?
RepeatProof does not make food-safety, HACCP, withdrawal, recall, disposition, release or corrective-action closure decisions. The customer’s approved systems and authorised people remain authoritative.
Each stage has an owner and a visible boundary. Exact fields, systems, permissions and retention are agreed before data is exchanged.
A named quality owner defines the current issue, records in scope and decisions that remain outside RepeatProof.
Required fields, record counts, date coverage, missing values and source ownership are checked before analysis.
Versioned rules surface potentially related records with source references, match reasons, confidence and limitations.
An authorised person records Accept, Maybe or Reject and returns the approved evidence pack to the controlled customer process.
The assessment checks whether your history is suitable and identifies the smallest credible first proof. It does not require a live QMS integration.