PharmaTrace

What PharmaTrace is

PharmaTrace is a web platform for pharmaceutical serialization and supply-chain traceability. It records product movements, handoffs, and status changes in a shared ledger, supporting authenticity checks and audit-ready reports. GS1-compliant identifiers can be applied at unit, case, and pallet level, and the platform can also connect with existing serialization systems. Its design uses GS1 identifiers and EPCIS event data for workflows related to DSCSA and EU FMD.

AI agents can investigate exceptions, check partner data, assemble compliance evidence, assess recall impact, and identify suspicious supply-chain activity. The maker says the agents add findings without changing records, and that regulated actions require human approval. PharmaTrace connects with serialization, ERP, warehouse, line-management, and supply-chain systems through standards-based interfaces. It runs on Hyperledger Fabric and uses Hedera to anchor publicly verifiable proof. The platform can notify partners about recalls or returns and help identify potential shortages. The maker describes configurable modules, implementation, team training, and ongoing support; a working beta is typically ready in about four months. Customers control data and sharing permissions, can export records in standard formats, and personal data is kept off-chain by design.

Who it suits

PharmaTrace is aimed at pharmaceutical manufacturers, CMOs, wholesalers, distributors, 3PLs, and other supply-chain partners that need serialization and product tracking. It may suit teams working with DSCSA or EU FMD workflows that also need partner coordination around recalls, returns, or shortages.

Limits

Pricing scales with modules and volume, with no fixed public price. PharmaTrace is offered through configurable prebuilt modules that are integrated to requirements; a working beta is typically ready in about four months.

Getting started

1. Visit the PharmaTrace website.
2. Contact the maker to request pricing and discuss modules and volume.
3. Configure and integrate the modules with relevant serialization and supply-chain systems.
4. Work with the maker toward a working beta, typically ready in about four months.
5. Deploy the production version and train the team with the maker's support.

Verdict

PharmaTrace may suit pharmaceutical supply-chain partners that need serialization, traceability, and coordinated regulatory workflows. Its configurable modules, integrations, and implementation support are central to adoption, so buyers should account for a project setup and request pricing based on their requirements.