Sensitive batches
Number, date, status and destination must remain coherent.

PHARMACEUTICAL
Decisions become reliable when flows, data and responsibilities stay connected.
Number, date, status and destination must remain coherent.
Hold, sample, result and decision involve distinct roles.
Temperature and duration must remain tied to the relevant movement.
Available, quarantine, blocked and recalled must not be confused.
Transport, consignee, evidence and reservations extend traceability.
History must explain who did what, when and why.
Every event supports the next decision and preserves its context.
A physically present batch is served despite a different decision.
The temperature event is not linked to affected units.
Decision delays tie up space, inventory and service.
Origin, transformations, inventory and destinations must be reconstructed.
Document, event and responsibility do not share the same record.
Choose a complete suite to cover the entire value chain, or integrate only the industry solution missing from your existing information system.
For organisations seeking a native, coherent and end-to-end integrated foundation.
To complete your existing landscape without forcing replacement of applications that already meet your needs.
Orders, materials, batches, quality, costs, purchasing and finance.
Batches, statuses, dates, locations, FEFO, checks and traceability.
Picking, packing, shipping, returns and batch distribution.
Carriers, conditions, missions, events, POD and costs.
Equipment, calibration, preventive work, incidents and interventions.
Journeys adapted to the industry’s operating realities.

Connect materials, orders, equipment, resulting batch, checks and quality decisions.

Preserve batch, condition, event, transport, consignee and evidence.

Manage statuses, FEFO, zones, serialisation, picking and shipping.
B‑AGILE completes your application landscape from explicit ownership.
Explore the issues before defining your roadmap.
No. It structures data, rules, checks and evidence; compliance depends on the validated framework and organisational responsibilities.
Yes, depending on sensors, interfaces, thresholds, events, deviation procedures and agreed responsibilities.
Let’s discuss your flows, existing IS and the first scope to bring under control.