PHARMACEUTICALS

Pharmaceutical software solutions.
Connected by purpose.

Choose the software conversation that matches your pharmaceutical operation: serialized traceability, EDI documents or business file exchange.

Discuss your workflow

Illustrative pharmaceutical packaging review with a citron tray

SAME DATA. FURTHER GOOD.

01 / THE WORKFLOW

Three needs can meet in one operation.

A pharmaceutical company may need to find an item record, interpret a partner document and exchange data with another system. Those tasks can be related without being the same product or license.

Illustrative pharmacy receiving workflow: scanning a medicine carton — Start with the item in front of you.

Trace serialized products

Explore Connect RX for pharmaceutical records, operational events and DSCSA workflows.

Read business documents

Explore EDI Parser X for the structure and content of partner EDI documents.

Exchange operational files

Explore FileExchange for file handoffs between your systems and trading partners.

THE WORK, MADE VISIBLE

Different data tasks across one pharmaceutical chain.

A pharmaceutical business may need commercial EDI documents, file delivery and unit-level product traceability in the same operation. Treat them as connected layers. This makes it clear whether a problem concerns the order structure, the transport handoff or the serialized product record.

01
Commercial data
Orders and shipping notices between organizations.
02
File movement
The source, destination and delivery evidence.
03
Product context
Serialized unit, lot and operational events.
04
Partner response
The information needed to complete the handoff.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · THE IMPLEMENTATION FOLLOWS YOUR OPERATING REQUIREMENTS

02 / THE WORKFLOW

Start where the friction is.

Use a concrete example to identify the problem: a missing product history, a document that needs interpretation or an exchange that needs a defined response. Then review the systems, partners and responsibilities around that task.

03 / THE WORKFLOW

Bring the teams together at the handoff.

Operations explains what happens to the product. Integration teams explain where the data comes from. Compliance defines the applicable requirements. Procurement confirms the commercial scope. The strongest evaluation connects those perspectives.