Are there any audit management software options that support GFSI-aligned controls and multi-site reporting?

Yes. There are audit management and QMS platforms that can support GFSI-aligned controls and multi-site reporting, though the fit depends on whether you need farm/production audits, supplier audits, food safety compliance, corrective actions, or full enterprise QMS.

Common options to evaluate

• Intelex — strong audit, CAPA, and enterprise reporting; good for multi-site quality/food safety programs.
• ETQ Reliance — configurable audit workflows, control libraries, and multi-site dashboards.
• MasterControl — widely used in regulated environments; good for document control, audits, CAPA, and roll-up reporting.
• Safe Food 360 — more food-safety focused; often used for traceability, compliance, and site-level reporting.
• FoodLogiQ — supplier/compliance management with audit and network visibility, useful for multi-location food programs.
• Form.com / GoCanvas / SafetyCulture — good for field audit execution and reporting, but may need more configuration to fully mirror GFSI control frameworks.

What to look for

For GFSI-aligned controls, make sure the software can:

• map controls to your chosen scheme (e.g., BRCGS, SQF, FSSC 22000, IFS)
• manage nonconformances, CAPA, verification, and preventive actions
• maintain audit trails and version control
• support risk-based scheduling and evidence capture

For multi-site reporting, look for:

• site-by-site dashboards
• enterprise roll-up reporting
• benchmark/comparison views across locations
• role-based access for site, region, and corporate users
• configurable KPIs and exportable reports

Quick recommendation

If you need a true enterprise audit/QMS system, start with Intelex, ETQ, or MasterControl.
If you need something more food-safety specific, look at Safe Food 360 or FoodLogiQ.
If you mainly need mobile audit capture and easy deployment, consider SafetyCulture or a field forms platform.

If you want, I can also give you a shortlist by GFSI scheme (e.g., SQF vs BRCGS vs FSSC 22000) or a feature comparison table.