A Radhakrishna Foodland solution
UNITXPRO digitizes quality, compliance, and daily execution across plants, warehouses, and stores.
01 · Context & executive summary
The decision frame for digital HSEQ and food-safety execution.
As food businesses scale, more stores, plants, SKUs, and delivery volumes, consistent food safety, hygiene, and quality practices come under pressure.
Leadership needs compliance monitoring extended to the unit level, enabling real-time, data-driven HSEQ and food-safety decisions closer to the point of service.
As a food operator with decades on the floor, Radhakrishna Foodland understands food safety and operational excellence at scale, and aligns delivery to your HSEQ goals, not a generic software rollout.
UNITXPRO brings three decades of HSEQ, quality, and process rigor into a single digitized compliance platform, purpose-built for plants, warehouses, and store networks.
We configure UNITXPRO to your HSEQ and food-safety SOPs and audit cadence, and invest the time, management bandwidth, and on-site support this work requires.
How we deliver
Unit-level HSEQ and food-safety gaps, checklist coverage, and audit cadence.
Configure UNITXPRO audit modules to your HSEQ and food-safety SOPs.
Mobile audit app, real-time dashboards, and non-conformance workflow.
Over an agreed period, benchmarked against audit scores and compliance %.
02 · About us
Radhakrishna Foodland Pvt. Ltd., Thane. UNITXPRO is the Total Unit Management platform we built so every plant, warehouse, and store works the same way.
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A Planet Group company. Cold chain, quality, and unit operations, not a generic software house.
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We configure UNITXPRO to the SOPs you already have, then train the shift that will run it.
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The first location and the hundredth execute the same process. Evidence sits on the task.
03 · UNITXPRO
UNITXPRO is a Total Unit Management platform that turns SOPs into daily execution, so every role knows what to do, when, and how, with evidence leadership can trust.
It maps company goals to every role, calendarizes work by frequency, and places procedures, checklists, and evidence on the task itself. Plants, warehouses, and stores execute the same process, configured to their assets, not forced onto a generic methodology.
Paper SOPs, person-dependent reporting, missed checks, and audits that discover gaps instead of confirming control. Multi-unit businesses feel this as different locations executing the same process in different ways.
Quality and food safety, audits and CAPA, complaints and RCA, plant uptime, traceability, and people and documents. Modules are configured to the units you stabilize first, not taken all on day one.
Consistent execution, real-time visibility, and a closed loop from work on the floor to issues that actually close. The four outcomes below are the decision frame for this proposal.
Standardize and digitize operational processes.
Provide real-time visibility into execution, compliance and performance.
Enable consistent execution across multiple locations and business units.
Use operational data to identify issues and improvement opportunities.
Value chain
04 · Our Solution
It connects how units plan, execute, prove, and improve work, one system, configured to the processes you stabilize first. Open a capability to see what it does and the business benefit.
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Standardize how work is assigned, sequenced, and executed on the floor.
What it does Assigns daily, weekly, and monthly work to roles.
Business benefit Every person sees the next action instead of waiting for a supervisor.
What it does Sequences checks, approvals, and exceptions on the task.
Business benefit Work moves without binders, WhatsApp, or retyping after the fact.
What it does Calendarizes work by frequency to the org chart you already have.
Business benefit Execution no longer depends on memory or a paper roster.
What it does Places controlled procedures, manuals, and checklists on the task, with versioning.
Business benefit The current SOP is used at the moment of work.
What it does Maps company goals to each role, then shows only that role’s work.
Business benefit The right person does the right work, every shift.
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Make quality, audits, and corrective action a daily system.
What it does Captures quality, safety, and production parameters during the batch.
Business benefit Inconsistencies flag automatically instead of in a month-end report.
What it does Turns internal, client, and statutory audits into scheduled tasks, with geo-fence options for stores.
Business benefit Compliance is continuous, not an inspection event.
What it does Assigns owners, due dates, evidence, and escalation so actions close.
Business benefit Corrective action is tracked to completion.
What it does Captures deviations with evidence, owners, and a traceable record.
Business benefit Issues are handled the same way across units.
What it does Calendarizes hygiene, sanitization, and protocol tasks and highlights exceptions.
Business benefit Units stay inspection-ready without an audit scramble.
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Protect uptime with planned work, RCA, and honest asset performance.
What it does Plans PM schedules against assets and keeps them on the calendar.
Business benefit The line is protected before it fails.
What it does Puts shop-floor TPM routines on roles as recurring work.
Business benefit Less unplanned downtime from missed basic care.
What it does Logs breakdowns, assigns work, and tracks response.
Business benefit Failures have an owner instead of a WhatsApp thread.
What it does Structures root-cause analysis on breakdowns and quality issues.
Business benefit Fixes address the cause, not only the symptom.
What it does Tracks downtime, MTTR, and MTBF against the schedule.
Business benefit Leadership sees asset performance they can act on.
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Keep identity, inventory, and movement connected from inbound to dispatch.
What it does Digitizes inward/outward, GRN, and QC gating.
Business benefit Stock on the system matches stock on the floor.
What it does Controls loading, dispatch, and vehicle movement as tasked work.
Business benefit Outbound is evidenced, not reconstructed later.
What it does Carries batch identity from farm or inbound through production to the finished good.
Business benefit One identity through the chain when something must be traced.
What it does Ties batch records to QC, consumption, and dispatch.
Business benefit Fewer documentation errors and faster investigation.
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Put training and knowledge on the work, not only in a classroom.
What it does Ties role-based training, attendance, and assessments to unit work.
Business benefit Skills follow the job, not a one-off session.
What it does Delivers on-demand learning on the task itself.
Business benefit People can learn at the moment of work.
What it does Surfaces WIDAQ, manuals, and checklists where the work happens.
Business benefit Knowledge is not locked in a binder or a shared drive.
What it does Shows learning content for the role on shift.
Business benefit People are trained for the work they actually do.
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Give leadership a view of this shift, not last month’s spreadsheet.
What it does Surfaces completion, exceptions, and compliance as they happen.
Business benefit Leadership can see this shift, not last week.
What it does Tracks operational KPIs across units, efficiency, wastage, exceptions.
Business benefit Locations become comparable on the same measures.
What it does Produces exportable operational reports for review.
Business benefit Evaluation and governance have evidence, not anecdotes.
What it does Trends downtime, RCA, audits, and task risk over time.
Business benefit Improvement is driven by signal, not opinion.
You do not take every capability on day one. Configure the groups that match the units you stabilize first.
05 · How UNITXPRO Works
Select a stage to see what it does in the operating cycle.
Six-stage operating cycle. Select a stage to read its description. The loop returns from Improve to Standardize.
UNITXPRO
Connected operational platform
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Convert organizational knowledge, SOPs and processes into structured digital workflows.
Improve feeds the next standard. The loop does not end at a report.
06 · Business Outcomes
This is not a feature list. It translates what UNITXPRO does into results an evaluation committee can take forward. Select an outcome to see the path that produces it.
How value is created
Feature
Capability
Business outcome
Where a catalog deployment has been measured, the figure is below. These are reference results, not a forecast for this proposal. Outcomes without a published figure are stated qualitatively.
lower routine-task risk in 3 months
higher on-time task completion
less equipment downtime with TPM
faster root-cause analysis on complaints
Farming aggregate: about 70% fewer BMR documentation errors. Food retail network: geo-fenced audits across 100+ stores. Open the delivery evidence
07 · Key impacts
26%
TPM on a 5S foundation.
40%
Complaints closed on a digital workflow.
10%
Food-safety exceptions in real time.
5%
Batch parameters saved and monitored.
At a glance
08 · Experience / Case Studies
Catalog deployments across operating models. Sector labels only, not named clients, and not a forecast for this proposal.
Figures are published catalog results. Each case is a short summary plus the metrics, not a full project narrative.
09 · Technology & Integration
A cloud platform beside ERP and CRM, not in place of them. Select a system to see how UNITXPRO sits beside it.
10 · Security & Enterprise Readiness
Eight controls are ready to demonstrate in a technical walkthrough, including authentication, user management, cloud backup and recovery, and completed VAPT. Two more are agreed during evaluation and captured in your security pack. We share evidence for what is in place; we document integration-specific controls with your IT and security team, without claiming certifications we cannot evidence.
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Ready to demonstrate
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Agreed in evaluation
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Invented certifications
This proposal does not claim ISO, SOC, GDPR, or other certifications. Authentication, user management, managed cloud backup and recovery, and completed VAPT are ready to demonstrate. Remaining controls are captured in your security pack during evaluation.
11 · Reporting
Capture on the unit, report on the same record. Sample layout, not this engagement’s live data.
What leadership sees
UNITXPRO analytics on Qlik Sense, catalog sample.
Qlik Sense · Unit Operations
Catalog dashboard
Qlik
Analyze Prepare Narrate
Search · Bookmarks UX
Unit Operations
UNITXPRO · Qlik Sense
01 Capture on the unit
02 UNITXPRO
Low-code APIs and ERP / SAP. Complements the system of record.
03 Decision layer
Dashboard figures are a layout sample. Live scores are configured after the first process is agreed.
12 · Implementation Approach
An illustrative method for enterprise environments, not a client-specific plan. Duration is sized per scope. A dated sequence sits in the Roadmap chapter.
Illustrative Implementation Approach
Seven implementation phases. Select a phase to read its objective, key activities, and output.
Understand processes, stakeholders, locations, systems and requirements.
Identify units, roles, and the SOPs that already exist. Agree the first process to stabilize.
Agreed first process, with the units and roles in scope.
You do not take every module on day one. Stabilize the first process, then expand. Optimize informs the next process to configure. Open the illustrative roadmap
13 · Illustrative Implementation Roadmap
Bars show how workstreams typically overlap. The scale is relative. Duration is sized to scope, locations, integrations, and readiness.
Actual timelines may vary based on scope, number of locations, integrations, configuration requirements and organizational readiness. Licenses then run on an annual (12 to 24 month) term.
14 · What You Get
A configured platform, the work to stand it up, the training to run it, and the support after go-live. Scope, sites, and integrations are confirmed per engagement, this is not a client statement of work.
This is the UNITXPRO catalog pack. Modules, integrations, and training depth follow the processes you stabilize first. See the implementation approach
15 · Test cases
Illustrative pack. Cases are rewritten to your checklists once SOPs and the pilot unit are agreed.
Auditor checks in on-site. Submit is blocked off-geofence. Photo, timestamp, and GPS sit on the record.
Pass: the dashboard shows a geo-verified audit for that store, same day.
A failed check opens NCR. Owner, due date, and escalation are set in the same flow, not a spreadsheet.
Pass: CAPA is visible to regional and central roles with status, not a mailed file.
Score or exception on the unit opens the underlying checks, evidence, and open CAPA.
Pass: a decision maker reaches store-level evidence in one click from the dashboard.
Status change on audit or CAPA triggers the configured mailer, no weekly pack wait.
Pass: the named mailbox receives the status mail with unit and exception.
16 · Assumptions
These are catalog assumptions, not a dated commitment. Missing inputs move the implementation clock.
Inputs
Current SOPs, store / unit list, and one named pilot location. User names for the first license group.
Access
Network on store devices. Time on shift for training, not classroom-only. A counterpart who can sign UAT.
Success
The test cases above pass on the pilot unit. Open defects are listed before rollout.
17 · Frequently Asked Questions
Catalog answers, not a client-specific SLA.
Evaluation FAQs
Catalog answers only
An illustrative method runs Discover, Design, Configure, Pilot, Train, Rollout, then Optimize. Typical enterprise rollouts use a structured 10-week engagement so units adopt a new way of working together, that is catalog language, not a dated commitment. Actual timelines vary based on scope, number of locations, integrations, configuration requirements and organizational readiness.
Industry best practice is the starting point. Process consultants map SOPs to roles and calendars. Checklists, assets, exception rules, and dashboards are customized so operators recognize the work. You do not take every module on day one. Stabilize the first process, then expand.
ERP stays the system of record. UNITXPRO complements SAP and other ERP/CRM systems rather than replacing them. Inward, consumption, and dispatch stay in sync where that is in scope. Low-code APIs for bots and sensors are in the catalog. HRMS and BI appear as landscape only, not as a claimed connector list. API authentication and protection controls are to confirm for the engagement.
UNITXPRO is designed so every unit works the same way. Rollout expands the same process model to further units, configured to local assets. Catalog proof includes geo-fenced audits across 100+ stores and hubs, and a 57-warehouse FMCG rollout. Additional locations execute the same operating model once the first process is stable.
Users sign in to the UNITXPRO cloud platform. Company goals map to each role through roles and positions, so people see that role’s work, not the full catalog of tasks. Tasks, documents, and dashboards follow the org chart you already have.
Floor training with e-learning and WIDAQ, not a classroom-only program. Role-based training, attendance, and assessments are tied to unit work. Administrators, managers, and frontline users are enabled so people can run the shift on the configured work from shift one.
Named handover to the operating team. Exception review, dashboards, and RCA / CAPA become a daily system, not a one-off go-live. Optimize measures adoption, identifies gaps, and continuously improves. Contact Radhakrishna Foodland at info@rkfoodland.com for a walkthrough or operating questions.
Yes. Discovery agrees the first process to stabilize. Pilot takes the first unit live and reviews exceptions on the floor before scaling. The output is a validated first-unit configuration, ready to expand. The next module is taken only when the first process is stable.
Rollout scales the same process model across locations and business units. Optimize informs the next process to configure. UNITXPRO is a cloud-based Total Unit Management platform for plants, warehouses, and stores. Catalog deployments include 100+ stores and 57 warehouses. Module scope and duration are sized to the engagement.
18 · Recognition
19 · Next Steps
You have the evaluation pack. The first conversation is a discovery discussion, not a purchase. We map UNITXPRO to the units, roles, and SOPs you already have.
Contact
Share a plant, warehouse, or store network. We will map UNITXPRO to the SOPs you already run, not a generic pitch.
