For CPG packaging, regulatory, QA, and brand teams

Cut label review from weeks to minutes with AI that checks every proof first.

Cut label review from weeks to minutes with AI that checks every proof first.

GoVisually gives CPG teams an AI first pass on packaging artwork, checking claims, ingredients, allergens, barcodes, market rules, print issues, and version changes before human approval.

GoVisually gives CPG teams an AI first pass on packaging artwork, checking claims, ingredients, allergens, barcodes, market rules, print issues, and version changes before human approval.

Analyzing...

Identifying Ingredients

Sugar, Palm Oil, Wheat Flour...

Analyzing Nutrition

Energy: 500kcal, Fat: 20g

Detecting Claims

'100% Natural', 'Low Fat'

CRUNCHY COOKIES

Artisan Baked Goods

CC

Front of Pack Claims

"100% Natural ingredients. Low Fat. Good source of Fiber."

Ingredients List

Wheat Flour, Sugar, Vegetable Oil (Palm Oil), Oats, Raisins, Baking Powder, Salt, Natural Flavoring.

Nutrition Facts

8 servings per container
Serving size1 Cookie (30g)
Amount per serving
Calories
140
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 6g8%
Saturated Fat 1g5%
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg0%
Sodium 80mg3%
Total Carbohydrate 20g7%
Dietary Fiber 1g4%
Total Sugars 12g
Includes 10g Added Sugars20%
Protein2g
* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Produced in a facility that handles nuts and soy.

AI Analyzing...

Compliance

Ingredient Warning

Palm Oil requires RSPO certification for EU markets.

Needs Review
Nutrition Check

Values match declared serving size standards.

Pass
Claim Violation

'Low Fat' claim invalid. Fat content > 3g per 100g.

Violation
Allergen Check

Allergen declaration format is compliant.

Pass

AI does the first pass

Your team owns the final call

Every finding shows its work

The problem

Packaging errors don’t come from careless reviews. They come from a process that was never built to catch them.

Every round asks people to reread dense packaging details, compare versions, chase approvals, and remember which rule applies to which product, market, and printer proof.

1

The label changes again

Nutrition facts, ingredients, claims, barcodes, translations, and warnings move across versions while teams compare PDFs by sight.

2

The source of truth sits elsewhere

Specs, SOPs, approved claims, brand rules, and market requirements live in spreadsheets, documents, portals, and people’s heads.

3

The approval trail is fragile

Email, Word docs, physical checklists, and file links do not prove what was checked, why it passed, or who owned the final call.

The stakes

Recalls are the headline. Delayed launches and last-minute corrections are the actual cost.

Recalls are the headline. Delayed launches and last-minute corrections are the actual cost.

“Once we’ve looked at the same package six times, my brain starts to speed past all of it.”

Buyer language from CPG packaging review calls

Launches slow down

Teams wait on R&D, QA, brand, legal, suppliers, printers, and approvers while the file keeps changing.

Experts become bottlenecks

The same few regulatory and quality people carry the rules no one else can confidently apply.

Confidence becomes political

If no one can show what was checked, every approval depends on memory, trust, and last-minute escalation.

From 6 weeks to 3 days: How Nutrabio slashed label approvals by 80% with GoVisually AI

NutraBio cut label revisions by 80% and accelerated time-to-market with GoVisually and AI compliance review

Alex Berrio, Marketing Director, NutraBio

The guide

GoVisually gives your team the first pass they wish they had time to do.

GoVisually gives your team the first pass they wish they had time to do.

Upload the packaging file, attach the product truth, choose the market, and let AI check the details before humans review. Findings stay tied to the artwork, the rule, and the approval history.

The plan

Three steps from scattered review to confident approval.

Three steps from scattered review to confident approval.

01

Connect the product truth

Bring in specs, SOPs, approved claims, nutrition data, brand rules, and market playbooks for the product under review.

02

Run the AI first pass

GoVisually checks the artwork for mismatches, missing requirements, version changes, translations, barcodes, and market rules.

03

Approve with evidence

Reviewers see what was checked and why it was flagged, then approve, request changes, or escalate with the audit trail intact.

Live first pass

Your reviewer starts with the risks already surfaced.

Your reviewer starts with the risks already surfaced.

See it in action

Watch AI scan a label in real time

Compliance scanner
Havenfield Granola — US, EU, CA
Nutrition facts panel
waiting
Allergen declaration
waiting
Ingredient list (21 CFR 101)
waiting
Claims verification
waiting
Net weight declaration
waiting
UPC barcode validation
waiting

What it checks

Generic AI misses the packaging rules your team is judged on.

Generic AI misses the packaging rules your team is judged on.

The first pass is grounded in product data and rules, then displayed where teams already work: on the proof, in the workflow, and in the approval record.

Approved specs

Ingredients, nutrition, supplement facts, warnings, net weight, claims, and SKU-specific fields.

Market rules

FDA, EU, Singapore, Thailand, South Africa, and custom region playbooks.

Version changes

Compare artwork revisions and printer proofs before a silent regression reaches production.

Audit trail

Every scan, source, comment, change request, and approval stays attached to the label version.

Solutions

Regulatory, QA, brand, and packaging teams finally review from the same evidence.

Regulatory, QA, brand, and packaging teams finally review from the same evidence.

F

Food and beverage

Ingredients, nutrition facts, allergens, claims, net contents, and multi-market artwork changes.

FDA and beyond

S

Supplements

Supplement facts, serving claims, warnings, barcode checks, front/back pouch review, and final backstop.

QA ready

C

Cosmetics and personal care

Claims, symbols, warnings, market language, printer handoff, and latest-version control.

MoCRA aware

R

Retail and import

Supplier labels, over-label decisions, local shelf rules, and one-person compliance queues.

Market fit

Continuous label review

Every SKU gets the same first pass, no matter how many versions hit the queue.

Every SKU gets the same first pass, no matter how many versions hit the queue.

As artwork versions, regional labels, and supplier proofs arrive, GoVisually keeps scanning for packaging issues before they turn into late-stage review delays.

Continuous scanning

Every label. Every SKU. Scanned automatically.

Upload your artwork and our AI engine checks every element against the regulations that matter.

Maple Pecan Granola

Front panel artwork

Carrot Ginger Shot

Front panel artwork

Crunchy Peanut Butter

Front panel artwork

Lime Mint Sparkling Water

Front panel artwork

Habanero Mango Hot Sauce

Front panel artwork

Maple Pecan Granola

Front panel artwork

Carrot Ginger Shot

Front panel artwork

Crunchy Peanut Butter

Front panel artwork

Lime Mint Sparkling Water

Front panel artwork

Habanero Mango Hot Sauce

Front panel artwork

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Questions buyers ask

The questions your team needs answered before trusting AI with label review.

The questions your team needs answered before trusting AI with label review.

Does AI approve the label?

No. GoVisually performs the first pass and shows the evidence. Your regulatory, QA, brand, or packaging team owns the final call.

How does it know our product?

Checks are grounded in approved specs, product data, SOPs, claims libraries, brand rules, and market playbooks you connect.

What if we already use proofing software?

GoVisually can be the complete workflow or the AI compliance layer around your packaging review process and product data.

Can we start before integrations are ready?

Yes. Start with labels, specs, and rules. Then connect upstream PIM, artwork, Adobe, and workflow systems when the team is ready.