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Add your locations, licenses, and trading partners. If you already have a track-and-trace system, we can help you bring that history over.
How it works
TraceGard is meant to follow the physical movement of product. The electronic notice, the exception, and the audit trail are byproducts of work your team already does.
Receive and verify shipments with EPCIS validation in real time.
Track products across your network with complete visibility.
Identify and resolve exceptions before they become issues.
Stay compliant, reduce risk, and build trust at every step.
Add your locations, licenses, and trading partners. If you already have a track-and-trace system, we can help you bring that history over.
Scan packages as they arrive or leave. TraceGard matches them to the electronic notice from your partner and flags anything that does not line up.
When a serial, quantity, or partner notice is off, it lands in a queue with enough context to resolve it — not a pile of emails.
Check saleable returns and suspect product against the manufacturer. Incoming FDA recalls can automatically hold matching inventory.
Keep six years of records, respond to tracing requests, and produce the reports an auditor or inspector expects.
Most teams can receive their first shipment the same day. Larger rollouts add locations, partners, and system connections on top of that.
Step 1
Name, type (pharmacy, wholesaler, manufacturer, repackager, or 3PL), and the people who will sign in.
Step 2
Location and license, GS1 prefix if you issue serials, a first product if you need one, and a first trading partner — including lookup by location number.
Step 3
Secure partner exchange is included. If your ERP or warehouse system should drive receipts and shipments, the public API and webhooks use the same rules as the screens.
Step 4
Scan a barcode. Receive against an inbound notice. Or commission and pack if you issue product. Exceptions surface in one queue.
Tell us about your operation and we will get you set up — we are onboarding early customers now.