FSAI360 turns pest management observations into audit-ready intelligence — mapped to 21 CFR 117.35, GFSI schemes, and your facility’s risk profile.
A compliance intelligence platform for food manufacturers, QA teams, auditors, and pest management partners.
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From FDA audit preparation to ongoing regulatory monitoring, FSAI360 helps food safety, QA, sanitation, maintenance, and pest management teams work from the same compliance picture—transforming findings into audit readiness, regulatory intelligence, and actionable CAPAs.
Prepare for FDA, SQF, BRCGS, and customer audits with audit-ready intelligence mapped to your specific scheme requirements.
FDA · SQF · BRCGS · FSSC 22000Translate pest findings and audit observations into regulations, risk signals, and compliance priorities — instantly.
21 CFR 117.35 · FSMA · GFSIGenerate structured corrective actions linked to regulatory expectations, with responsible party assignment and verification tracking.
21 CFR 117.150 · Preventive ControlsConnect QA, sanitation, maintenance, and pest management through one compliance language — eliminating the gap FDA cites most.
QA · Sanitation · Maintenance · PCOThe platform connects what the technician observes with what QA, maintenance, sanitation, and auditors need to verify.
Rodent, fly, sanitation, structural, or monitoring observation is captured.
Root causes, departments, severity, and recurrence risk are identified.
Mapped to 21 CFR 117.35, SQF, BRCGS, FSSC 22000, and other schemes.
CAPA items are generated with priority, owner, and verification logic.
Evidence becomes connected, defensible, and ready for review.
FSAI360 does not stop at “pest activity observed.” It explains why it matters, who owns the correction, and how it connects to audit evidence.
Most audit findings are not caused by a lack of data. They occur because pest management, sanitation, maintenance, quality, and operations rarely share the same risk picture.
PCO reports document activity, but facilities still need audit-ready corrective actions, trends, and defensible evidence.
Based on findings reviewed through the FSAI360 PCI methodology.
Food safety requirements must be translated into practical actions across facility, sanitation, maintenance, and pest management teams.
QA, PCOs, maintenance, and auditors often speak different languages. FSAI360 connects all four.
A free audit finding translator that turns pest-related findings into root causes, regulatory references, involved departments, and corrective actions.
Turn raw observations into audit-ready insights mapped to regulations.
Reduce manual interpretation and focus on what matters before the audit.
Identify gaps before auditors or regulators find them.
AI-assisted insights on food safety, pest management, and regulatory compliance — reviewed through Juan Prieto’s PCI methodology.
FDA enforcement is accelerating. Pest control citations under 21 CFR 117.35 remain among the top drivers. Here's what separates cited facilities from compliant ones.
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Zero rodent activity in 12 months of service reports. Major nonconformance at the audit. Both are true simultaneously.
Hundreds of pest data points every year that never get analyzed. AI converts them into the trend analysis auditors expect.
FDA warning letters, audit finding patterns, regulatory intelligence, and AI in food safety — analyzed through the FSAI360 PCI methodology.
Current intelligence themes QA teams, auditors, and food facilities are reviewing.
FDA enforcement is accelerating. Pest control citations under 21 CFR 117.35 remain among the top drivers — here's what separates cited facilities from compliant ones.
What satisfied an auditor in 2013 is not what satisfies one in 2026. PRP expectations have shifted fundamentally — and most facilities have not kept pace.
Zero rodent activity in 12 months of service reports. Major nonconformance at the third-party audit. The gap is in who owns the evidence.
Food facilities generate hundreds of pest data points every year that never get analyzed. AI converts them into the trend analysis auditors expect — automatically.
Cockroach findings are among the fastest pathways to FDA enforcement. What inspectors find — and what facilities miss — follows a consistent pattern.
Most facilities have a pest control contract. Very few have a compliant PRP. The difference is exactly what FDA inspectors are trained to find.
Beetles and moths implicate pest management, receiving, supplier qualification, and product safety simultaneously. Most QA teams handle only one.
The compliance intelligence in your service reports goes unread every month. AI changes that — by detecting patterns manual review consistently misses.
A food distributor had a licensed PCO, service reports, and monitoring devices. FDA still cited them. Here's what they missed.
Most facilities believe they comply because they have a contract. Auditors evaluate something completely different.
Fruit flies are rarely the real problem. They are a signal that your sanitation program is being tested.
AI tools are entering food safety operations fast. A clear-eyed analysis of what works, what fails, and where the real compliance gap closes.
FDA warning letters, audit finding patterns, regulatory intelligence, and AI in food safety — analyzed through the FSAI360 PCI methodology.
FSAI360 bridges the gap between operational pest observations and the food safety evidence manufacturers need to stay audit-ready.
It is not a pest control company. It is a compliance intelligence layer built for food manufacturers, QA teams, auditors, and pest management partners.
Connect pest management observations with food safety compliance.
Map findings to 21 CFR 117.35 and GFSI standards.
Built from 25+ years of operational and audit experience.
AI-assisted insights for continuous improvement.
Founder of FSAI360. 25+ years protecting food safety, public health, and brand integrity across food facilities.
“Most audit findings are not caused by a lack of pest control. They are caused by a lack of intelligence connecting what the technician observed to what the auditor needs to see.”
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