Blockchain | DrugChain

DrugChain Supply-Chain Integrity

Regulated-product provenance for manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, retailers, contracts, ledger verification and anomaly detection.

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Manufacturers archive
Manufacturers archiveDrugTrack manufacturers list.
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Manufacturer to wholesaler contract
Manufacturer to wholesaler contractContract module between manufacturer and wholesaler.
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Ledger archive
Ledger archiveDrug ledger table with contract ID, GTIN, product ID and lot.
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Timeline verification
Timeline verificationDistribution timeline with an inconsistency highlighted.
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Regulated product integrity

DrugChain applies ledger logic to regulated product chains where every actor and contract matters. The model includes manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, retailers, contracts and a ledger of product movement.

Actor modules

The DrugChain material shows archives and forms for manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and retailers. Each actor can carry address, type, certificates and validity dates. This makes the chain structured before any product event is written.

Contract chain

Contracts model the authorized links: manufacturer to wholesaler, wholesaler to distributor, distributor to retailer. Ledger entries can then reference those contracts instead of becoming isolated shipment records.

Verification and alerts

DrugChain verification checks include missing nodes in the distribution chain, chains not completed after a threshold, invalid node certificates, unregistered products entering the chain and primary data discrepancies such as dose or drug-related fields. The timeline view can highlight the exact weak link.