Connect a physical handoff with the item, event and document information behind it.
SAME DATA. FURTHER GOOD.Start with the incoming item and the location receiving it. Review the relevant product information and receiving event together. If a record needs attention, retain enough context for the next person to investigate.
Find the serialized item and its product context.
Associate the relevant event and location with the record.
Follow up on missing or unexpected information.
An outbound shipment and its electronic document do not necessarily finish at the same time. A package can be dispatched while a partner response is still outstanding. Treat the physical event, prepared document and response as related records so the next investigation starts with the right question.
Connect the incoming unit with supplier information.
Identify the operation and receiving location.
Relate the unit to the outgoing movement.
Follow the partner document and its response.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · THE IMPLEMENTATION FOLLOWS YOUR OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
An outgoing shipment can also require an outgoing data handoff. Review the associated document and its delivery status, then investigate any missing receipt with the partner responsible for the exchange.
The item and business event.
The data prepared for the partner.
The response associated with that exchange.
Move from a serial number to the product, lot, location and events associated with that item.
Explore serialized product recordsConnect product identifiers, event data and trading-partner requirements in a clearly scoped exchange.
Explore epcis integrationConnect the records behind inbound shipments, stored inventory and outbound pharmaceutical movements.
Explore wholesale distributorsGive product, location and document issues an operational context your team can investigate.
Explore exception reviewYour systems. Your partners. The task you need to complete.
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