Matt Stramel

Source: The WISEcode Standard v1.01, Section 2.3 (Exclusions) and Sections 2.3.1–2.3.4. The short answer The WISEcode Standard covers general consumer food products only. Some product types are exp...

Why a product with clean ingredients can still score as UPFWISEcode scoring evaluates the finished product, not only the sourcing or quality of its ingredients. Certifications such as USDA Organic,...

Multi-packs (supported)A multi-pack, case, or club pack is multiple units of a single base product sold under its own UPC. These are fully supported: add the multi-pack UPC with a reference to the ...

You met us at a tradeshow — now what?If you registered your brand with WISEcode at an event (for example Newtopia Now), your event registration captures your interest but does not by itself create ...

Which product are you signing in to?WISEcode has two sign-ins. Brands and business users sign in to WISEcode AI at wi.wisecode.ai. Consumers use the WISEcode mobile app account. Make sure you are o...

If your product catalog is stored in a PDF spec sheet, website catalog, scrambled Excel file, or supplier document, you do not need to manually retype every product into our CSV format.You can use ...

When you report a problem with a food in the WISEcode app — a wrong photo, incorrect ingredients, nutrient values, or product details — your report goes straight to our food data team. This article...

A kickback is a request from the WISEcode Science Team to break a multi-component ingredient into its underlying components before analysis can finish. This guide explains why it happens and how to...

Source: WISEcode Bulk Product Upload Instructions, template v3.2 (11 August 2026), updated for WISEcode AI. The Image URL column is optional. A row without it still imports, and a product without a...

Source: WISEcode Bulk Product Upload Instructions, template v3.2 (11 August 2026). Most problems affect only the row they occur in. Three do not — they stop the entire file from being processed. Ch...