Lot tracking
Every movement recorded by batch.
Lot tracking, expiry control and quarantine management for UK pharmaceutical stock, with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Pharmaceutical stock has to be tracked by lot, managed against expiry dates and kept out of use until quality has released it.
Inventory management software records every movement by batch, enforces quarantine and suggests picks by expiry, so less stock is written off and traceability is always available.
Business Central does this as part of a full ERP, so stock valuation, purchasing and finance stay in step with what is on the shelf.
What keeps pharmaceutical stock accurate and compliant.
Every movement recorded by batch.
Pick first-expiry-first-out and get alerts in time.
Hold stock until it is released.
Separate storage areas and conditions.
Faster, more accurate receipts and picks.
Live value and write-off reporting.
Most trials drop you into a generic demo company that looks nothing like the way you actually work. Ours doesn't. We configure your free trial around your business and the use case you care about, so you and your team can test real scenarios with data and processes you recognise.
It starts with a short questionnaire about your industry, your current systems and what you want to prove out. Once that's back with us, your tailored trial can usually be made available within a few working days. Prefer a guided walkthrough first? A standard demo is still on the table - just tell us which you'd like.
Complete a short questionnaire covering your industry, processes and the things you most want to test.
We set up a Business Central environment around your use case, so you're not clicking through a generic demo company.
Your tailored trial is typically ready within a few working days of the questionnaire coming back to us.
Tell us how you manage pharmaceutical stock today and we'll show you how Business Central would help.
Software that tracks pharma stock by lot, manages expiry, enforces quarantine and values stock.
Yes. Picking can be set to first-expiry-first-out.
Yes. Expiry and retest dates can be recorded and monitored against lots.
Yes, with mobile warehouse apps and scanners.