Pharmaceutical Distribution
How We Help
Every order line in SupplyNow carries the batch number and expiry date from the coverage report through to the POD. DriverPro logs temperature at delivery and captures pharmacist signature, not a generic customer receipt. Returns flow back with reason codes compliant with GDP documentation requirements.
Industry Challenges
Common obstacles and pain points that organizations in this industry encounter in their daily operations and growth.
Batch, lot, and expiry traceability is a regulatory requirement for every serialized unit delivered, paper-based records fail inspections
Cold-chain integrity for temperature-sensitive medications must be documented continuously from warehouse to pharmacist handover
Returns management must comply with GDP (Good Distribution Practice) standards, including reason codes and destruction records
Controlled substances require additional authorization checks before dispatch, these cannot rely on manual verification
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about how 8Move serves the pharmaceutical distribution industry.
Temperature logs, batch traceability, reason-coded returns, and pharmacist POD signatures provide the documentation chain required by GDP.
Batch and serial numbers are attached at order line level and carried through the pick list, delivery manifest, and POD, creating an end-to-end trace record.
Controlled substance SKUs can be flagged to require license verification before dispatch, the order is held until the authorization is confirmed.
Returns are captured with reason code, batch number, and quantity. They flow back to the warehouse as a tagged return with full documentation for regulatory record-keeping.
DriverPro runs without internet: delivery records, temperature logs, and POD captures queue locally and sync when connectivity returns.