Service area · Entrepreneurial pharmacy management
A dedicated wholesale operation can extend sourcing, direct purchasing, supply and B2B models, but it is not merely an extra pharmacy process. It is a separately authorised, GDP-governed business with its own accountability.
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A dedicated wholesale operation can extend sourcing, direct purchasing, supply and B2B models, but it is not merely an extra pharmacy process. It is a separately authorised, GDP-governed business with its own accountability.
tiger.PHARMA combines the services commonly offered separately in the market – licence support, QMS templates, Responsible Person support and pre-audits – with commercial modelling, facilities, logistics, systems, procurement, customer processes and controlled launch.
Use cases, assortment, volumes, margin, investment, people and working capital are tested before major spend.
Roles, stock, contracts, movements, systems and responsibilities are separated while controlled interfaces remain workable.
The operating model becomes a structured application and evidence roadmap aligned with the competent authority and authorised advisers; approval cannot be guaranteed.
The RP is embedded early with real authority, resources, deputy arrangements and independent escalation.
A lean, business-specific QMS replaces a disconnected template pack.
In-house and outsourced activities form one controlled GDP chain.
Master, batch, order and customer data are designed for traceability and scale, then tested end to end.
Mock inspections and live process tests bridge documentation and routine operation.
FAQ
That depends on the planned activities, flows and customers. The boundary between pharmacy activity and authorised wholesale distribution should be clarified early with the competent authority and authorised advisers.
Any arrangement requires an authority-accepted separation of facilities, stock, processes, records and accountability. The concrete model must be addressed in the facility and operating concept.
No. Support can cover feasibility, authorisation, QMS, RP, warehouse, transport, systems, qualification, mock inspection, launch and ongoing operation, while remaining modular.