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Logistics & Asset Management Platform

Secure Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Logistics

Pharmaceutical companies handle highly regulated supply chains, where delays, temperature fluctuations, and inventory mismanagement can compromise product safety and compliance. LogisticsOS provides real-time visibility, automated chain-of-custody tracking, and compliance-ready audit trails—helping pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors, and healthcare facilities ensure the secure and efficient movement of critical medical supplies.
Logistics Management for Pharma

Why Pharmaceutical Companies Need Logistics Management

The pharmaceutical supply chain is complex—requiring strict regulatory adherence, precise inventory control, and traceability from manufacturing to distribution. Without an advanced logistics system, inefficiencies, temperature excursions, and supply disruptions can put patient safety and compliance at risk. LogisticsOS centralizes pharmaceutical logistics management, ensuring full traceability, regulatory compliance, and enhanced operational efficiency through automated workflows and secure chain-of-custody tracking.

How Can LogisticsOS Help Pharmaceutical Supply Chains?

Streamline Chain of Custody Management
Gain Actionable Insights with Comprehensive Reporting
Seamlessly Integrate with Existing Systems
Achieve Real-Time Visibility
Ensure Compliance with Ease
Drive Operational Efficiency
Scale with Confidence

Pharmaceutical Industry Compliance Requirements

Pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors, and facilities must comply with strict regulations to ensure drug safety, traceability, and proper handling. A robust logistics management system helps organizations stay compliant by providing real-time tracking, secure documentation, and automated audit trails.

U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) – Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA)

The DSCSA requires pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesalers, and dispensers to maintain a secure chain of custody and detailed tracking of prescription drugs throughout the supply chain.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance by:

  • Tracking pharmaceutical shipments in real-time to prevent counterfeiting and diversion.
  • Maintaining digital proof-of-delivery and audit logs for compliance reporting.
  • Providing automated lot tracking to support recalls and traceability efforts.
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World Health Organization (WHO) – Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)

The WHO's GMP guidelines require pharmaceutical manufacturers to maintain rigorous quality control, documentation, and traceability of raw materials and finished products.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance by:

  • Tracking raw materials and production batches through automated chain-of-custody.
  • Maintaining audit trails for quality assurance and compliance validation.
  • Providing real-time alerts for inventory discrepancies or compliance risks.
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European Medicines Agency (EMA) – Good Distribution Practice (GDP) for Pharmaceuticals

The EMA's GDP guidelines ensure the quality of medicines during distribution, requiring strict temperature control, documentation, and security measures.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance by:

  • Ensuring secure chain-of-custody tracking for medical shipments.
  • Automating storage temperature monitoring for perishable medications.
  • Providing compliance-ready digital reports for regulatory audits.
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Health Canada – Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for Pharmaceutical Logistics

Health Canada’s Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) set strict requirements for the manufacturing, storage, and distribution of pharmaceuticals, ensuring product integrity and regulatory compliance. These principles also apply to pharmaceutical shipments, including mail, parcel, and asset logistics.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance by:

  • Ensuring traceability with end-to-end tracking of pharmaceutical shipments, providing visibility from origin to destination.
  • Real-time shipment monitoring to maintain temperature control for cold chain logistics, preventing spoilage and ensuring product efficacy.
  • Automating compliance documentation by capturing delivery details and proof of receipt, streamlining record-keeping for regulatory audits.
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Who Benefits from a Logistics Management System?

Pharmaceutical Supply Chain & Logistics Managers Icon
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Compliance & Audit Teams
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This webpage and its content are an interpretation of the compliance requirements and is not legal advice nor should it act as a replacement for having a legal team review the specific compliance needs of your organization.