SAP Advanced Track and Trace for Pharmaceuticals (SAP ATTP) supports regulatory reporting and compliance with global serialization regulations. The solution enables pharmaceutical companies to meet country-specific requirements, integrate serialization with business processes, exchange data with partners, and scale to high data volumes generated by serialization activities.
Counterfeit medicines can cause serious health risks for consumers and economic impact for pharmaceutical companies. At the same time, increasing legislation to combat counterfeit drugs and improve patient safety has created complex and constantly evolving compliance requirements. These regulations often require the serialization of medicines and reporting to government authorities and supply chain partners. To meet global compliance demands, pharmaceutical companies need a serialization solution that can scale to large data volumes, integrate effectively with master and transactional data and support compliant reporting.
IndX supports pharmaceutical and life sciences organizations worldwide in implementing and operating SAP Advanced Track and Trace for Pharmaceuticals (SAP ATTP). We work with the top 20 global pharmaceutical companies, bringing extensive experience in large-scale serialization, regulatory compliance and end-to-end track and trace programs.
With deep Track & Trace expertise, our consultants help customers design, integrate and optimize serialization and reporting processes across ERP systems, warehouse operations and supply chain partners. In addition to supporting pharmaceutical organizations, IndX also helps public sector and government authorities develop and implement regulatory Track & Trace and compliance systems.
As a trusted SAP partner, IndX delivers consulting, implementation and integration services for SAP ATTP, supporting high data volumes and complex, country-specific regulatory requirements. Our approach is supported by industry-specific implementation accelerators that help streamline deployment, reduce complexity and align SAP ATTP implementations with pharmaceutical and regulatory requirements.
