Ensuring you’re compliant in the pharmaceutical industry is of the utmost importance. But most pharmaceutical ERP software costs a fortune. Digit is an affordable cloud-based solution that helps you stay compliant, efficient, and audit-ready.
Industries like pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturing need to adhere to strict quality control and documentation requirements, ensuring that every ingredient, batch, and process step must be traceable, verified, and stored for compliance.
Using Digit, you can plan production, see material usage, and track batch numbers with barcode scanning for complete accuracy at every step. Easily document batch records, test results, and shipment documents that are created and stored automatically, making audits fast and transparent.
By ditching your current system for Digit, you’ll have a pharmaceutical compliance software that helps you stick to regulations while having everything you need to make your inventory and production more efficient, with end-to-end traceability.
Get full end-to-end visibility and control over every ingredient and batch throughout your entire supply chain to be audit-ready and able to easily perform recalls.
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Plan, execute, and monitor production runs with full control over formulations, batches, and processes. Get real-time visibility and maintain records across your business.
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21 CFR Part 11 compliance means following the FDA rules for electronic records and electronic signatures. It makes sure computer-based data is as trustworthy as paper. Companies must control access, use secure logins and e-signatures, keep audit trails of changes, validate their systems, and store records safely. When they meet these rules, usually by using pharmaceutical manufacturing software, their digital documents can be used in inspections and legal reviews by the FDA.
When using pharmaceutical manufacturing software like Digit, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturers can track lot numbers by giving each batch a unique code, generated as either a barcode or QR code on a label. They can use these codes to scan when materials are received, moved, used in production, or shipped to follow an item's movement and update inventory levels in real time, creating a clear history of where each lot came from and where it went, helping with safety checks, quality reviews, and recalls in the event of a worst-case scenario.
FEFO is short for “First Expired, First Out.” It is an inventory management method to see that items with the closest expiration date are used, shipped, or sold first. Instead of looking at when products arrived, FEFO focuses on which ones will expire soon to help reduce waste, protect customers, and ensure the law is being followed for food, drugs, and other perishable goods, as well as protect brands by showcasing their commitment to responsible manufacturing.
Pharmaceutical inventory software for managing production, quality assurance, and documentation in one easy-to-read, secure, traceable system.
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