Industry 7 of 11
Karachi, Lahore

Pharmaceuticals

Batch numbers, expiry tracking and regulatory compliance built into every voucher.

Pharma cannot afford casual inventory. Every tablet, every vial, every ampoule has a batch number, an expiry date, a temperature range and a regulator looking over the shoulder. Pipetal’s pharma layer ships with batch and expiry as mandatory fields, FEFO (first expiry first out) picking, cold-chain rack temperature flags and the audit trail your DRAP inspector expects to see.

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Where the day breaks

What hurts in Pharma.

These are the friction points the owner already knows. Generic ERPs paper over them. Pipetal handles them by design.

Near-expiry stock pushes out of the door without anyone noticing
Cold-chain breaks on a hot day and nobody can prove what was on the truck
Recalls require batch-level customer lists that pharmacies do not maintain
DRAP inspections demand a paper trail that lives in 5 different folders
Distributors return short-dated stock without a clean credit note flow
Free-sample tracking is informal and ends up in the audit report as a finding
What Pipetal does

How we solve it for Pharma.

Batch number and expiry as mandatory fields on every inventory item
FEFO picking so the closest-expiry batch goes out first by default
Cold-chain rack flag with temperature note on every transfer
Recall report by batch with full customer-level distribution list
DRAP-ready document attachments on every voucher (invoice, GRN, return)
Sale Return for short-dated stock with proper credit note and GL impact
Free-sample scheme as a separate voucher type that hits its own GL account
Standout features

What teams in this vertical love most

Batch and expiry, never an afterthought

Mandatory at item creation. FEFO picking by default. Near-expiry alerts on the dashboard. The owner stops finding crates of expired stock during the annual count.

Recall in one query, not three days

A regulator says recall batch 8821. The system gives you every customer, every distributor, every retail pharmacy that received it. The recall letter goes out the same morning.

DRAP audit, no scramble

Inspector asks for the paper trail on a 6-month-old shipment. You pull the invoice, attached cold-chain log, attached batch certificate and attached transport receipt in 2 minutes.

Built for

Who Pharma fits best.

  • Karachi and Lahore pharma manufacturers
  • Distributors handling cold-chain product lines
  • Importers under DRAP scrutiny
  • Owners preparing for ISO or GMP certification
Questions

Frequently asked

Yes. FEFO is the default picking rule for any item flagged as expiry-sensitive. Manual override needs a permission and lands in the activity log.

Transfers can require a temperature note and an attached log file. Cold-chain rack zones are flagged in the rack master, so transfers into a non-cold rack throw a warning before they post.

Ready to put Pipetal to work in your pharma business?

Talk to our team. We will walk through your factory’s exact use case.

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