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Your ERP stays
Sage 50, NetSuite, QuickBooks, or any of 15 supported systems. No rip-and-replace.
Start with the bottleneck hurting now: warehouse, food safety, ERP, butchery, compliance, maintenance, or reporting. Add the rest on the same platform when needed.

It connects ERP, floor execution, quality, compliance, and reporting in one operating system.
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Sage 50, NetSuite, QuickBooks, or any of 15 supported systems. No rip-and-replace.
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Transactional outbox, traceability, quality, and device provisioning keep every client on the same operational truth.
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PDA, desktop, web admin, TV display, labels, EDI, and reporting move from the same module base.
These are the numbers people repeat after receiving goes live, recall prep gets tested, and retailer onboarding stops being manual theatre.
Inbound velocityLess waiting at the dock, less re-entry, and more product available faster without replacing Sage.
FEFO, lot status, and traceability line up before orders leave the building.
You start from a retailer-ready operating base instead of rebuilding each flow by hand.
Lot recallWhen a quality or recall question arrives, the team gets to the answer quickly and without chaos.
The point is not a prettier admin panel. The point is one operating rhythm from ERP through dock, pick face, compliance, and reporting.
Sage 50 Quantum Canada bridge, Quebec bilingual reality, CFIA traceability, and retailer-ready GS1/EDI flows.
15 ERP connectors plus NoERP standalone mode. Switch ERP without rebuilding your warehouse, quality, or reporting layers.
Enable WMS, food, butchery, QMS, MES, MRO, projects, or platform capabilities per tenant. Pay for what you run.
Android PDA, Windows desktop, web admin, TV display, and device agents all share the same operating truth.
Credential encryption, RBAC, agent keys, provisioning tokens, quotas, and audit evidence are built into the platform.
Transactional outbox, replay-safe writeback, and sync controls keep operations and finance aligned.
Temperature sensors, lot rules, QMS holds, and traceability work together instead of across separate systems.
Scheduled PDF, CSV, and HTML reports, exception workbenches, and TV display snapshots — no manual export routine.
The Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR, Part 5) require every food business that trades interprovincially or imports to track product one step forward and one step back. Entropia turns that obligation into an operational advantage instead of a spreadsheet burden.
Identify each product by common name, lot code, and manufacturer identity (SFCR s.90(1)(a)).
Every receipt captures lot code, expiry, supplier, and product identity at the dock — scan-driven, not typed.
Trace one step back: document who supplied each ingredient, their address, and the date received (SFCR s.90(1)(c)).
Supplier identity, receipt date, and lot linkage are captured automatically on every inbound movement and retained per lot.
Trace one step forward: document who received the product, their address, and the date provided (SFCR s.90(1)(b)).
Every shipment records customer identity, destination, date, and lot composition — searchable from any lot in seconds.
Record the CFIA licence number of each supplier in your traceability documents.
Supplier records carry CFIA licence numbers and are included automatically in SFCR exports — no manual lookup at filing time.
Retain all traceability documents for two years, accessible in Canada (SFCR s.90(3)).
Every lot movement, status change, and shipment is retained with full audit history — no manual archive to maintain.
Produce traceability documents on demand when the CFIA requests them (SFCR s.91).
Generate CFIA-ready XML and PDF summaries from any lot in one action — structured for electronic submission, readable for your own review.
Run a mock recall drill on any lot and get the full impact picture — affected customers, shipments, quantities, and duration — in minutes, not hours. Every drill is logged with audit evidence so you can show the CFIA you rehearse, not just promise.
When the CFIA publishes a recall or safety alert, Entropia cross-references it against your stock automatically. Exact matches on Class I and II recalls block affected lots from shipping immediately. Probable matches land in a review queue so your team decides with context, not panic.
SFCR requires traceability documents kept for two years and accessible in Canada. Entropia retains every lot movement, receipt, shipment, and status change with full audit history — no manual archive, no gaps when an inspector comes knocking.
Generate SFCR traceability and recall XML payloads with supplier CFIA licence numbers, lot codes, shipment records, and customer exposure — structured for CFIA electronic submission, with a human-readable PDF summary for your own review before you file.
If you export to the United States, FSMA 204 requires supplier-lot traceability with rapid recall capability. Entropia tracks distributor lot codes and vendor linkages so the same data foundation serves both Canadian and US compliance without a second system.
When your operation needs something beyond the standard modules, the same engineers who built Entropia handle the customization. No third-party consultants, no relay, no black box handed off to someone who has never seen the codebase.
Entropia ships with 15 connectors out of the box. If your ERP is not on that list, or if your existing connector needs custom field mappings, posting rules, or reconciliation logic, our team builds and certifies it against your real environment — with simulation and shadow modes for safe go-live.
Beyond the 35+ built-in reports and 20+ label presets, we design custom reports with your columns, filters, grouping, and aggregates — and custom ZPL/PDF label templates that match your retailer or internal format exactly.
Over 25 operational policy knobs control receiving tolerance, FEFO enforcement, quality hold behavior, count variance, alert cadence, and more. We configure these to match your real operating discipline — not the other way around.
We migrate your products, customers, vendors, purchase orders, sales orders, invoices, and inventory quantities from Sage 50 or any ERP into Entropia with batch staging, validation, and reconciliation — then run shadow mode until you are confident the numbers match.
We configure outbound webhooks for your downstream systems, custom notification providers for SMS or push, and integration bridges to scales, printers, scanners, or IoT gateways that need specific handling.
Scope — We map your real requirement against the platform and define what is configuration vs. custom build
Build — The same engineers who built Entropia implement the customization with access to the full codebase
Validate — We test in simulation or shadow mode against your real data before anything goes live
Hand off — You receive documentation, training, and ongoing support from the team that built it
Warehouse execution, food controls, quality, production, maintenance, ERP, platform, and client surfaces — enabled per tenant, not forced all at once.
The roadmap stays practical: retail, route, and supplier workflows that extend the same operating system rather than becoming a second product.
Multi-stop delivery route planning with capacity constraints and time windows.
English and French product descriptions for Quebec compliance (Bill 96).
Self-service portal for suppliers to view POs, submit ASNs, and track payments.
Questions that come up before, during, and after evaluation. If yours is missing, ask — we usually respond the same day.
Yes — Entropia has a native SDK bridge for Sage 50 Quantum Canada with transactional outbox and idempotent operations. No double-posts, guaranteed.
We walk receiving, traceability, quality, production, retail compliance, and warehouse execution using your real Sage 50 or multi-ERP scenario.