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DSCSA WORKFLOWS

DSCSA compliance software.
Connected to the work.

Connect serialized product records, receiving and shipping events, and trading-partner data in the workflows your team uses every day.

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Illustrative pharmacy receiving workflow: scanning a medicine cartonSAME DATA. FURTHER GOOD.
01 / THE WORKFLOW

The requirement becomes a workflow.

A product arrives. Its data comes from a partner. Someone needs to establish which record belongs to that item and what to do if something is missing. Connect RX focuses on those connections.

Illustrative medicine cartons with unit-level identification labels and a citron tray
Every item has its own context.
01

Find the record

Look at the serial, product identifier, lot and location together instead of treating an incoming document as the whole story.

02

Understand the handoff

Follow the receiving or shipping event and the partner information associated with it.

03

Know what needs review

Bring questions about identifiers, locations or document delivery back to the record that needs attention.

THE WORK, MADE VISIBLE

From a requirement to an operating record.

For an incoming prescription-medicine shipment, treat the physical delivery and the electronic information as related work streams. The useful outcome is a product record the receiving team can locate, understand and investigate. Connect RX brings serialized records, events and partner documents into that task; the organization still owns its applicable procedures.

  1. 01

    Identify

    Locate the product, lot and serialized unit.

  2. 02

    Relate

    Associate the receiving activity and partner context.

  3. 03

    Investigate

    Follow missing or unexpected information to its source.

  4. 04

    Document

    Retain the operational evidence required by your procedure.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · THE IMPLEMENTATION FOLLOWS YOUR OPERATING REQUIREMENTS

02 / THE WORKFLOW

Start with a real receiving scenario.

A useful evaluation begins with a sample shipment, its accompanying data and the action your team would take. Walk through a matching record, a missing record and an exception before deciding whether the workflow fits.

  1. 01

    Your operations team

    Define the physical receiving steps and who can resolve a discrepancy.

  2. 02

    Your integration team

    Identify the source of event data and the partner exchange requirements.

  3. 03

    Your compliance team

    Confirm the obligations, procedures and evidence relevant to your role.

03 / THE WORKFLOW

A focused product. A defined scope.

Connect RX works with pharmaceutical traceability data. Discuss your specific verification, retention, reporting and escalation requirements during evaluation. The applicable DSCSA obligations depend on your role and circumstances; a software purchase does not, by itself, establish compliance.

Illustrative pharmaceutical outbound packing station
Ready for the next handoff.
A CLEARER PICTURE

Questions worth
asking.

Is Connect RX an entire pharmacy management system?

Its focus is pharmaceutical traceability and serialized records. Use the integration review to identify how it would work alongside your existing operational systems.

Where does EPCIS fit?

EPCIS describes supply-chain event data. It is part of the data exchange discussion; it is not the name of the law or a guarantee of compliance.

KEEP THE CONNECTION GOING

Explore the next step.

01

Serialized product records

Move from a serial number to the product, lot, location and events associated with that item.

Explore serialized product records
02

Receiving & shipping

Connect a physical handoff with the item, event and document information behind it.

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03

EPCIS integration

Connect product identifiers, event data and trading-partner requirements in a clearly scoped exchange.

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04

DSCSA requirements

The Drug Supply Chain Security Act is the US framework for specific prescription-drug supply-chain requirements. An implementation review starts with the organization, product and transaction involved.

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LET’S CONNECT

Bring your workflow.
Let’s find the connection.

Your systems. Your partners. The task you need to complete.

Discuss your workflow