Profiles & preference

MSM – Sensory Profiles

Make sensory identity visible, compare it and put it to work.

6 Functions

Starting point

Which problem does this area solve?

Sensory data and personal preferences remain difficult to grasp when they are hidden in tables or vague taste language.

Sensory Profiles turns assessments and preferences into visual fingerprints, direct comparisons and traceable advisory journeys.

More than a function. An advantage in daily work.

Products, batches and target groups gain a visible sensory profile that supports development, assortment and quality discussions.

Abstract perception becomes visually understandable, helping learners see how descriptors shape a complete profile.

Instead of generic claims, you can show, compare and translate taste into a concrete, personal and memorable recommendation.

Functions in this area

Turn individual ratings into a precise visual sensory profile.

Compare individual sensory descriptors precisely.

Compare two sensory profiles and see similarities and differences immediately.

Turn a personal profile into product and cooking guidance.

Capture personal taste preference as a sensory fingerprint.

Share a personal taste experience as a strong visual asset.