Free tools for the problems in the public record.
No signup. Each tool answers one question about your supply chain, from public data and the rules as written. If you want a copy of a result, we email it to you.
New rules keep arriving.
We track 37 traceability, serialization and passport rules across 9 markets. The EU battery passport starts on 18 February 2027 and the DSCSA small-dispenser exemption ends on 27 November 2027.
Sources: FDA; EUR-Lex; national regulators.
- Tool · NewWhich rules apply to youPick products and markets. Get every rule, date and source.
- ToolPassport readiness checkSix product groups. See which required passport fields you hold.
- ToolDSCSA 25-line checkCount your pharmacists and technicians the way FDA does.
- Tool · NewDSCSA CheckPaste a drug barcode. See if its GTIN, serial, lot and expiry are in DSCSA format.
- ChecklistsCompliance checklistsDSCSA, EU DPP, battery passport, FSMA 204 and UNTP.
Recalls are constant.
FDA has posted 4,055 recalls of drugs, devices and food so far in 2026. 699 of them are Class I, with a reasonable chance of serious harm.
Source: openFDA, refreshed weekly.
Loads go missing.
Cargo thieves took an estimated $725 million from US and Canadian supply chains in 2025. In the second quarter of 2026, fake carriers collected 158 loads.
Source: Verisk CargoNet.
Fakes get in.
US Customs made 25,079 counterfeit seizures in fiscal 2025, worth $7.4 billion at retail. WHO issued 10 alerts for falsified or substandard medicines in 2025 and 2026.
Sources: US CBP; WHO.
When the free tools find a gap, talk it through.
In a free 20-minute call we take what the tools found and show how Aeroz would close it, and whether a readiness audit is worth it for you.