How much does your IFS certification really cost you per year?

With Tracklab, simplify IFS monitoring, reduce costs and turn your certification into a real profitability lever.

Obtaining and maintaining IFS certification means accessing new business opportunities. However, this strategic advantage comes at a cost. Between human resources, tools, audits, documentation and supplier follow-up, maintaining certification requires significant resources and weighs heavily on your annual budget.

With, simplify your IFS monitoring, reduce your costs and really make this investment profitable.

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(NB: for a company with a turnover of 50 million euros; FTE = Full-Time Equivalent)

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