With the DSCSA Serialization Module, HELM doesn’t just check the compliance box—it makes the day-to-day handling of serialized pharmaceuticals practical and efficient for humanitarian distributors. From receiving shipments to preparing orders for delivery, HELM and our Android scanner app support the full range of real-world workflows.
Flexible Receiving Options
Serialized products can arrive in many forms, and HELM adapts to each scenario:
• One-Scan Pallet Receipts – Receive entire pallets or packages by scanning the SSCC label, automatically inferring all cases, packs, and serialized units inside.
• Granular Receipts – For more complex shipments, scan and receive at any level—case, pack, partial case, or individual bottle.
• Dynamic Aggregation Management – After receipt, transfer products between pallets, break them down into smaller groupings, or even convert units of measure, all while keeping serial numbers and license plates intact.
Streamlined Outbound Operations
Serialization continues through the order fulfillment process, with HELM supporting every type of outbound workflow:
• Full or Partial Pulls – Move entire pallets or cases, or pull mixed quantities from multiple sources.
• Overpacking & Re-aggregation – Combine bottles, packs, or cases into new boxes, cartons, or skids as needed.
• Scalable Picking Processes – Support both large and small orders simultaneously, with optimized handling paths for each.
Traceability Down to the Last Scan
At shipping time, HELM integrates with carriers such as FedEx and UPS, linking their tracking numbers directly to the cartons and contents—all the way down to the serial number of each bottle. This ensures full compliance, accurate documentation, and complete visibility for donors, partners, and recipients.
Designed for Real-World Complexity
By giving users flexible transaction options at every stage—receiving, re-aggregating, picking, packing, and shipping—HELM makes serialization not just a regulatory requirement, but a practical, reliable process that fits humanitarian supply chains.