Step 1 of 3 · Find the source. Start from illness reports and find the lot behind them, in your records or in public recalls.
Watch a recall in 40 sIllness cluster
Cases from the health department, linked into one cluster. A case needs the state, the onset date, the store and the purchase date; the product is optional.
Linked cluster OB-2026-10
Listeria monocytogenes · 6 cases · 4 states · opened Oct 16
| Case | State | Onset | Store | Bought | Product |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C1 | OH | Oct 12 | FreshMart #029, ClevelandST-029 | Oct 11 | Garden Vegetable Stew |
| C2 | PA | Oct 13 | GreenBasket #031, PittsburghST-031 | Oct 12 | Carrot & Lentil Soup |
| C3 | MI | Oct 14 | DailyGrocer #055, Grand RapidsST-055 | Oct 12 | unknown |
| C4 | OH | Oct 12 | FreshMart #008, ClevelandST-008 | Oct 11 | Garden Vegetable Stew |
| C5 | IN | Oct 12 | GreenBasket #053, IndianapolisST-053 | Oct 11 | Garden Vegetable Stew |
| C6 | MI | Oct 14 | GreenBasket #069, DetroitST-069 | Oct 12 | Garden Vegetable Stew |
One graph query walks every case back to its ingredient lots; the agent then explains the ranking. About 20 seconds.
Candidate lots
Ranked by how many sick people each lot explains. Click a lot to see which cases.
Press Find the source. Each case is walked backward from its store to every ingredient lot that reached it before the purchase.
Investigation log
Every step the agent took, in order, with the graph query behind it. This is the audit trail.
Press Find the source. Each step appears here as it happens.