Every tracked moment, recorded
Nothing lives in a notebook.
Each task your team completes becomes a signed record with the time, the place, the person and the detail attached. No separate log to keep up to date.
Built for Australian food and agriculture
Australia’s traceability guides. Ready on day one.
The Australian Guides to Implementing Food Traceability set out which events a business should record and which details to capture at each one. Haloglide records them for you, signed and audit ready, from the day you switch it on.
Events and data
The guide data model, built in
Who · What · When
Signed on every task
Global standards
Works outside Australia too
Paddock to fork
Whole of chain, one system
The standard
What the guides actually ask for.
The Australian Guides to Implementing Food Traceability are the country’s reference for tracing food. They set out which moments in the journey a business should record, such as receiving, transforming, packing and dispatching, and which details to capture at each one, so any batch can be followed from paddock to fork.
Most teams spend six months and a consultant getting there. Haloglide arrives with it already configured.
How Haloglide delivers it
The compliance, without the project.
The right fields, every time
The data the guides expect.
Who did it, what it was, when it happened and the supporting evidence are fixed fields in the system, not free text someone might skip.
Whole of chain visibility
One timeline. End to end.
Producer, processor and retailer records join into a single timeline, so you can answer who you got it from and who you sent it to in seconds.
Answer an auditor the same day
Prove it, don’t promise it.
Search any batch, any event, any date, and export a complete evidence pack for auditors, retailers or regulators in the time it takes to make a coffee.
Shipped, not scoped
What arrives already configured.
System records for AGIFT and AGIFT organisations, ready to run. You add your sites and partners, and start recording.
18
Value chains pre configured
Generic food, red meat, organics and seafood value chains, each modelled end to end from producer to retailer.
459+
CTE tasks ready to run
Every tracked moment in the guides, from receiving and transformation to despatch, set up as a task your team can complete on a phone.
685
Data attributes managed
The who, what, when, where and evidence fields the guides expect, held as structured data rather than free text.
12,400+
Task fields configured
Task level data capture configured across the AGIFT system records, so nothing is missed at the point of work.
Every sector guide
Generic food. Red meat. Organics. Seafood.
Four sector guides are published. Haloglide configures to all four, on the same platform, with the same day one readiness.
Australian ready. World fluent.
Set up for Australia. Accepted everywhere else.
Haloglide records data using the same global GS1 product and location standards your export markets already use, and lines up with the United States food traceability rule. The work you do for the Australian guides carries into every market you sell to.
Ready for your next audit before it’s booked.
Give your team traceability that already meets the Australian guides, with the evidence to prove it.
Attribution & acknowledgements
The Australian Guides to Implementing Food Traceability (AGIFT) are authored and published by Deakin University’s Centre for Supply Chain and Logistics, in partnership with GS1 Australia, Woolworths Group, and Meat & Livestock Australia, with funding support from the Australian Government. All AGIFT content, guides, trade marks and intellectual property are the property of their respective owners.
Haloglide is an independent traceability platform. References to the Guides on this page are for descriptive and interoperability purposes. Haloglide is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or certified by Deakin University, GS1 Australia, Woolworths Group or Meat & Livestock Australia.