When it comes to intelligent automation of product release processes, we’ve achieved 99.5% release of products with zero human intervention and a 97% reduction in average release times.


“The first thing you need to make sure is that you have trustworthy, accurate and 100% complete and validated data. If you don’t have that, then you can’t really trust the process, and obviously that data needs to be available exactly when it’s needed: enriched data, in real time.” Gísli Herjólfsson, CEO Controlant


Herjólfsson was speaking at LogiPharma EU 2023, in a joint keynote presentation with Dino Liquito, Global Logistics Business Partner at Roche, on how automating the product release process was delivering real value.


“What we want to be able to do is provide the best possible service to the customers and ensure that when the product itself arrives and they’re consuming or using it, the eficacy can be ensured. And through having data available in real time and being able to rely on that data and be able to release products, we’re able to do that.” Dino Liquito, Global Logistics Business Partner, Roche


Two key pain points in pharma supply chain management are reliance on manual work and product release delays due to lack of real-time visibility. The Controlant Aurora Platform’s automatic release mechanism for safe and eficient product distribution helps address these challenges.


Zero Touch Release simplifies and accelerates the release process, relying on validated data sources to ensure quality standards. Benefits include reduced lead time, a streamlined workflow for receiving site employees, and medicines reaching patients faster.


Listen to the keynote presentation and find out more about our platform on controlant.com/zerotouch


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