
Keep everyone on one source of truth to align constraints early, iterate with real-time costs, and launch with docs and labeling that stay in sync.

Smart NFP (patent pending)
Never scramble to update a nutrition label after a formulation change again.
Generate FDA-compliant Nutrition Facts Panels directly from your live formulation — and keep them in sync as inputs change. Every value traces back to your specs and source documents, so you iterate with confidence.
Generate compliant NFPs and SFPs in seconds — not days of spreadsheet work
Labels update automatically when your formula or specs change — no manual reconciliation
Ask Zucca "what's driving sodium?" and see ingredient-level contributions instantly (patent pending)
Compare label versions side-by-side — see exactly what changed, when, and why
Powered by Smart Specs — so every panel is grounded in real supplier documentation
Smart Specs
Turn supplier documents into a product record you can actually use.
CoAs, spec sheets, and certifications hold the data your team needs — but buried in PDFs and scattered across systems. Zucca extracts and structures that data, links every field back to its source document, and connects it to your formulations, costs, and labels. One import, and it's usable everywhere.
Extract key fields from CoAs, spec sheets, and certifications — every value linked back to the source document
Keep spec versions tied to the ingredients in your formula — update a spec and everything downstream reflects it
Flag missing values and inconsistencies with a clear review trail so nothing slips through
Search across all your supplier documents to find what you need in seconds



Living Product Brief
One living document that every team trusts — from kickoff to shelf.
Your brief stays connected to positioning, specs, formulations, costs, and compliance — reflecting reality, not last month's assumptions
When specs or formulations change, the brief updates — no manual reconciliation across systems
Full change history so every team knows what changed, when, and why — no more "which version is this?"

