Inbound
Find the product information associated with an incoming shipment.
Connect the records behind inbound shipments, stored inventory and outbound pharmaceutical movements.
SAME DATA. FURTHER GOOD.At a distribution center, the product may move through several operational steps before it leaves the building. A useful traceability view keeps the item identifier, location and event context available through those steps.

Find the product information associated with an incoming shipment.
Look up a serialized item by its record, status or location.
Follow outgoing documents and their delivery status.
A serialized unit is received at a distribution center and later allocated to an outbound shipment. The ERP may own the commercial order, while the warehouse owns the physical activity. Traceability connects the product and event context without turning those separate records into the same thing.
Connect the supplier information with the incoming unit.
Identify the activity and operational location.
Relate the unit to the outgoing handoff.
Follow the associated document and response.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · THE IMPLEMENTATION FOLLOWS YOUR OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
Use a trial scenario that includes an unfamiliar location, incomplete product information and a missing partner receipt. The goal is to see where the issue appears, which record is affected and who should investigate.

Physical movement, receiving decisions and shipment handling.
Event payloads, partner identifiers and delivery acknowledgments.
Procedures for investigation, evidence and escalation.
Companies the Maltexi team has worked with.
Evaluate Connect RX as a traceability workflow alongside your warehouse systems. Inventory execution, picking and warehouse automation need their own scope review.
Your systems. Your partners. The task you need to complete.
Discuss your workflow