Lucian connects customs, freight, warehouse, accounting, and sales, so you stop checking five places for one answer.
When a regulator asks where a specific lot went, most importers scramble through emails, spreadsheets, and QuickBooks reports for hours. Lucian shows the full chain of custody for any lot instantly: purchase order, container, customs and FDA clearance, warehouse receipt, and every customer invoice it touched, with the source documents attached at each step.
Most food distributors run on a custom spreadsheet or a homegrown system that only one person truly understands. When that person leaves or retires, the knowledge leaves with them. Lucian sits on top of the systems you already trust and documents how everything connects, so the business owns the process, not an individual.
Your accounting system and your customs broker already hold the truth. Replacing them creates risk; connecting them creates value. Lucian reads from both, links records by PO, container, and lot, and never writes back, so there's no chance of corrupting the books and no messy two-way sync to maintain.
Lucian is not a second place to keep the books. It follows a case from purchase order through customs, warehouse receipt, transfer, and invoice, using the systems you already trust.
See the productWe'll do it for you in a couple seconds, or go ahead and try it now.
No 18-month implementation. Lucian sits next to the two systems you already run.
Each one maps to a question your team already asks during a hold or a month-end close.
Follow any case from manufacturer dispatch through customs, warehouse, transfer, and invoice.
How lot tracing works →Cleared, held, in transit, or overdue. One status system, including FDA holds as a first-class state.
See clearance status →True per-warehouse landed cost, so inventory used as collateral is not a blended guess.
See cost layers →See the product first. Then, if it fits, book a walkthrough with your own QuickBooks and broker data. Three fields, no phone number.