Pharma & healthcare
Pharma warehouse management with batch and expiry control
- Every lot carries its expiry date from goods inward.
- Expired lots are automatically flagged as dead stock and never picked.
- Lots expiring inside the outbound tolerance window are skipped.
- The earliest valid expiry is picked first (FEFO).
- No expiry attribute? The oldest receipt is picked first (FIFO).
What changes
Problems Pharma & healthcare teams bring to us
Short-dated batches reach customers
FEFO picking with an outbound expiry tolerance
Expired stock sits in pickable bins
Expired lots are flagged dead automatically and excluded from picking
Batches get mixed on the shelf
Putaway blocks mixing expiry dates in one bin
Attributes you'll track
Every lot carries what matters to you
- Batch No
- Expiry Date
- Mfg Date
- Storage
Modules
What you'll use
FEFO / FIFO with expiry tolerance
Earliest valid expiry ships first. Expired stock is flagged dead automatically.
Dynamic SKU attributes
Define your own attributes per product group, captured at goods inward and carried by every stock lot.
Lot-level stock ledger
Every movement from GRN to return is logged, so closing stock for any date is one report away.
Purchase orders & goods inward
Receive against POs, split good and damaged on the dock, and reject stock that arrives too close to expiry.
Volumetric putaway
Bins that already hold the SKU fill first, then the next bin by free volume. Expiry dates never mix in a bin.
Action-level permissions & audit logs
Decide who can generate picklists, confirm, ship or edit, and see who did what.
See it run on your own SKUs.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your orders, your layout and your channels. No slides.