Evaluate DSCSA compliance for pharmaceutical track-and-trace, serialization, verification, and transaction history requirements
Standardized Numerical Identifier (SNI) on each package/homogeneous case - 2D barcode with GTIN, serial, lot, expiration
Track transaction data at package level through supply chain (manufacturer to dispenser)
Trace product one step forward/back in supply chain within 2 business days
Product identifier, quantity, ship-to/from info, transaction date, lot number, expiration
Statement that entity is licensed, product authentic, transaction legitimate
DSCSA §582: Maintain T3 records electronically for 6 years from transaction date
Verify SNI authenticity through manufacturer/solution provider for suspect products
Respond to downstream trading partner verification requests within 24 hours
Verify product identifier for returned products prior to further distribution
Interoperable track-and-trace system using GS1 standards (EPCIS, CBV)
Enhanced drug distribution security - unit-level traceability (2023 compliance)
Accurate product/company master data in National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) or GS1 registries
DSCSA §581: Product with high probability of being counterfeit, diverted, stolen, unfit, or adulterated
Quarantine within 24 hours, verify within 5 days, notify trading partners/FDA if illegitimate
Notify FDA within 24 hours, notify immediate trading partners
DSCSA §582: Verify trading partner authorized in state/federal registries
Repackagers: New 2D barcode, maintain relationship to original SNI in system
Verification of product identifier for all saleable returns
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