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Around the globe, new and evolving serialization and track-and-trace mandates—including the U.S. Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA), the European Union Falsified Medicines Directive (EU FMD), and many others—have created a host of complex challenges in shipping, receiving, manufacturing, and product verification for pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesale distributors, and dispensers.
But current warehouse management systems (WMSs) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems lack the "serialization awareness" needed to fully support these requirements. To avoid disruptions and ensure regulatory compliance, pharmaceutical supply chain stakeholders need a mobile scanning solution that works alongside WMS and ERP systems and addresses these limitations.
TraceLink Smart Inventory Tracker is a proven mobile scanning solution for handheld devices that delivers powerful capabilities for managing serialization, track and trace, and product verification, and for capturing data about warehousing and distribution processes. With Smart Inventory Tracker, there are no customizations needed to address complex serialization and track-and-trace use cases. Smart Inventory Tracker is a turnkey solution that is ready to use out of the box.
Read our new solution brief to see how Smart Inventory Tracker delivers critical business benefits for pharma supply chain stakeholders, including:
- Proven Speed and Scalability: Smart Inventory Tracker leverages the highly scalable TraceLink cloud architecture and is designed, developed, and proven to deliver sub-second response times for processes at the edges of the supply chain.
- Purpose-Built: Smart Inventory Tracker is natively integrated into the TraceLink cloud architecture and is purpose-built to address serialization and compliance challenges.
- Continuous Compliance: TraceLink Smart Inventory Tracker enables users to maintain compliance with complex regulations even as requirements evolve and change over time.
Download the Smart Inventory Tracker solution brief and then contact TraceLink to learn more!
