The operations platform that proves every promise on your label.
ERRA holds your formulas, suppliers, batches, and quality records in one governed system. Enter a formula once and ERRA derives the Supplement Facts panel, prices every serving, and keeps a record an auditor can walk without you in the room.
Every batch. Every ingredient. Every record.
Not an ERP. ERRA is the product record that sits where spreadsheets and binders do today.
Your formula is in a spreadsheet. Your label is in Canva. Your supplier certs are in email.
And the answer to "which version are we actually shipping?" is in someone's head. When the FDA asks for your formula history, you dig through folders. When a retail buyer asks for your approval records, you call your consultant. When you reformulate, your label drifts out of sync and nobody notices until it's printed.
None of those tools is wrong. They are just not a record. When the auditor, the buyer, or the recall asks what you shipped and how you know, a folder of files is an afternoon of archaeology.
The record, start to finish.
ERRA follows your product the way the record does: what goes in it, what happens to it, where it went. Three stretches, six modules, one unbroken chain.
DEVELOP: build the formula once and let the label derive itself.
Available nowVersioned formulas, costed servings, Supplement Facts panels rendered from the approved record with rounding cited to 21 CFR 101.36. No more retyping a spreadsheet into a label file.
SOURCE: put every ingredient's paper trail behind the number.
Available, with limitsSuppliers, specs, and certificates attached to lots, so the amount on the panel carries a confidence rating you can check before you trust it.
ASSURE: make the quality gate part of the record.
Available nowTesting requirements, results, and approvals that block release when they should, with a trail that shows they did.
MAKE: run the batch against the approved version.
Available nowProduction records tied to the exact formula version and supplier lots that went in, not to whatever the binder says.
MOVE: know where every lot went.
Built, opening by invitationYour fulfillment system joined to the same chain, so a recall is a query, not a war room.
CONNECT: share the record, not a PDF of it.
Built, opening by invitationBrands and co-mans working from the same live chain, each seeing exactly what they are granted and nothing else.
Why the record holds.
Math you can hand an auditor.
Panels, rounding, and cost per serving are computed by deterministic, unit-tested code with the CFR citation on the rule. No model guesses a milligram anywhere in your record.
Approved means immutable.
A released formula version never changes. Reformulation makes a new version and keeps the old one, so the answer to "what did we ship in March" is a lookup, not a memory.
Every change signs its name.
Creates, edits, approvals, and exports write an append-only audit trail the application itself cannot rewrite. Your record shows its work the way you show yours.
Do not take the homepage's word for it.
The demo is not staged screenshots. It runs the same engines that render real panels and trace real lots, on a seeded example brand. Drive it yourself or watch it hands-free.
FDA supplement observations increased 46% year-over-year. The #1 citation: failure to establish product specifications.
Real errors ERRA's validation caught in a design partner's supplier documents: two allergen-declaration gaps and a serving-count contradiction, before they reached a label.
The top FDA 483 observation, product specifications not established, is a formula version control problem.
Built for the team that signs the record.
ERRA fits US supplement brands roughly between the first co-packed run and one hundred million in revenue, and the co-manufacturers who run their batches. If you have formulas in the wild and an auditor's opinion in your future, you are who this is for.
If you are pre-formula or your catalog lives happily in one spreadsheet tab, ERRA is more record than you need yet. Take the free panel generator and come back when the binder starts to hurt.
They check the sample. We attest to the system.
A conventional mark checks one sample and one snapshot. ERRA is built for something stricter: continuous attestation, computed from the operating record itself, with a mark that goes dark the moment the record breaks. Modules are bought. Bars are earned.
The attestation standard is still being written. The record it reads from is what you are looking at above.
Priced by module, by usage band.
Six modules, each priced independently. Every module has three usage bands set by what you actually manage, whether formula families, supplier items, or batches, never by seat count. Pricing is annual, and every configuration is quoted: brands, co-manufacturers, agencies, and multi-brand groups run ERRA in very different shapes, so your quote is computed from your real module mix and usage. Usage growth warns, never blocks.
Formulas, versions, costing, Supplement Facts panels, label export.
Suppliers, qualification, purchase orders, lot receiving, CoA gates.
Quality events, claims, testing requirements, audit-ready records.
MMR/BPR production records, in-process checks, gated QA release.
Connects the fulfillment system you already run. Consignee and recall record.
Counterparty accounts that share controlled records (in active build).
Buy only the modules you use, à la carte, from a single module to the whole chain, formula to shipped lot, no minimums. Multi-module and prepay terms are itemized on your quote. Growing past a band warns you with 60 days' notice; it never blocks your work.
Formulas, versions, costing, and Supplement Facts panels as a single-module configuration. Add modules and grow bands as you scale. No floor, no commitments beyond the modules you buy.
Referrals earn 3% per active paying partner you bring, up to 15% off in total, for as long as your network is active. Counterparty seats are free forever, and we run their onboarding.
Modules are bought. Bars are earned.
Tell us your module mix and rough usage, and we'll compute your configuration with the same pricing engine that quotes every contract and put every number in writing. No negotiation theater.
Questions?
Common questions.
How accurate is the Supplement Facts panel?
We validate every panel against real approved labels before a customer goes live. The rounding rules are deterministic functions that cite the specific CFR section they implement. If a generated value doesn't match your existing approved label, we treat it as a bug and fix it.
Does ERRA support Nutrition Facts panels?
Yes. ERRA renders both Supplement Facts panels (21 CFR 101.36) and Nutrition Facts panels (21 CFR 101.9) from the same engine. Supplement Facts output is validated against real printed labels, and the Nutrition Facts renderer is golden-tested against FDA's published example panel.
Is my formula data safe?
Your data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Each organization's data is isolated at the database level using Row-Level Security, enforced by the database, not filtered in application code.
Is ERRA providing regulatory advice?
No. ERRA is operational tooling. It computes label values from your structured formula data and cites the CFR section behind each calculation. Final compliance responsibility belongs to you and your regulatory counsel.
What if I want to leave?
You can export your organization's full data as an audited JSON bundle at any time, plus CSV exports of key records. You own your data. We don't lock you in.
Can ERRA replace my ERP?
No, and it's not trying to. ERRA is your formula system of record. It integrates with your existing tools: part numbers for NetSuite, label exports for your printer. It replaces the spreadsheet-and-consultant workflow around formulation, not your accounting system.
Who built this?
ERRA is built by people who have lived supplement operations firsthand, down to the formula math and the label reviews. Before any customer touched it, we validated it with a founder-controlled design partner against real formulas and printed labels.
Regulatory signal and founder notes, direct from ERRA.
FDA guidance, ingredient and recall news, Prop 65 changes, and occasional notes from the founder. No fixed schedule, no fluff.
See ERRA run on your own formulas.
Every batch. Every ingredient. Every record.