For Quality Leaders under increasing pressure to accelerate products through the supply chain – to improve cycle times and reduce inventory – performance will always be limited by the time and errors associated with manually exchanging Certificates of Analysis via pdfs and email.
DASH replaces slow, email-based CoA exchanges with instant, secure, data sharing – between organisations to:
DASH is a configurable, off-the-shelf software platform that:
Automatically extracts CoA information from different supplier document formats and systems – checking information against client standards
…Enabling Review by Exception
Instantly converts approved documents to structured XML file containing immutable signature with human-readable view
…Maintaining Expert in the Loop
Securely transmits to any QMS or process at receiving organisation with forever transaction log
…Building end-to-end data integrity for inspection readiness
By replacing slow, document-heavy processes with automated, reliable data flows, DASH transforms the material intake and approval process.
We have not met a data format DASH can’t incorporate – from direct system integration to low-grade scans of printed documents, DASH easily acquires, extracts, classifies and maps data to client requirements creating a quality assured pipeline with as much human-in-the-loop oversight as demanded.
Backed by Innovate UK, DASH is the result of the Digital Pharmalink collaboration between GSK, The University of Cambridge, Good Digital Practice (now part of DTG) and CPI. The collaboration set out to create a new paradigm for pharmaceutical supply chain information exchange: to enable organisations to transfer trusted, structured data instead of documents – from different operational systems and processes.
The DASH platform was built to support any data exchange between external organisations – without the need to change the existing enterprise systems in each organisation. The exchange of Certificates of Analysis is only the first application for the platform with a roadmap for supporting a broader range of structured data exchanges across a supply chain.