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From receipt to consumption — the regulator's question answered as a query.
Lot, serial and expiry captured at every receipt; every internal movement preserves the chain; every customer shipment outputs the trace. Pharma, food, healthcare and industrial-grade traceability — engine-level, not module-level.
Forward and backward trace
Backward: where did this lot come from? Forward: where did this lot go? Both answered as a single query.
Expiry tracking
Expiry dates carried with the lot; FEFO (first-expiry-first-out) allocation; near-expiry alerts to the operations team.
Regulatory output
Trace reports in the format each regulator expects — pharma serialisation, food traceability, healthcare custody chain.
Recall execution
From a lot identifier to every downstream destination in seconds. Customer notification list, recovery-pick instructions, regulatory-filing draft — generated from the trace.
What the traceability surface covers
Receipt capture
Lot ID, serial, expiry, manufacture date, country of origin, supplier certification — captured at the moment of receipt, mandatorily for regulated categories.
Internal-movement preservation
Every transfer, every relocation, every consumption preserves the lot. Splits and merges supported with full chain-of-custody.
FEFO and policy allocation
First-expiry-first-out by default for shelf-life products; per-category overrides where the operations team has different rules.
Serialisation
Unit-level serialisation for high-value or regulated products. Aggregation hierarchy (case → pallet → shipment) preserved through the network.
Regulatory outputs
Pharma: serialisation reports per the regional regulator's specification. Food: traceability per the regional standard. Healthcare: custody chain per the institutional policy.
Recall workflow
Lot-based recall trigger; downstream destinations enumerated; customer notifications, recovery instructions, regulatory drafts generated; recall execution tracked to closure.
Why traceability is the same problem at every regulator
Pharma, food, healthcare, industrial chemicals — each regulator asks the same question in a different vocabulary: given a unit, where did it come from and where did it go? An ERP that answers this question with industry-specific traceability modules is implementing the same logic four times.
Axional implements lot and serial traceability once, at the engine, and adapts the output format to the regulator's vocabulary. Adding a new regulated category is a question of attribute capture at receipt and report format at output — not a new module.