TraceLink and Omnicell integrate DSCSA compliance into hospital pharmacy workflows

BOSTON, Sept. 3, 2026, TraceLink, a global leader in the Agentic Business Network for the life sciences and healthcare supply chain, has partnered with Omnicell, Inc. to integrate its Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) compliance solution into hospital pharmacy workflows. This integration aims to streamline medication receiving processes and enhance compliance without additional manual steps.

Medication shipments arriving at hospital pharmacies must undergo rigorous verification, documentation, and integration into inventory systems. Compliance requires meticulous record-keeping and timely reporting, tasks that can be time-consuming and resource-intensive. Despite the DSCSA’s establishment of new standards, many pharmacy teams continue to rely on separate compliance tools, which can complicate workflows and reduce efficiency.

The new integration allows hospitals to manage DSCSA compliance directly within Omnicell’s central pharmacy inventory management systems. Pharmacy staff can now verify serialized products, access detailed traceability information, and resolve compliance issues as medications are received. This seamless process is intended to reduce manual effort, minimize disruptions, and simplify the overall workflow.

TraceLink’s DSCSA solution is built on the Integrate-Once™ Agentic Business Network, connecting over 315,000 authenticated entities and supporting billions of transactions annually. This trusted digital infrastructure is now embedded into hospital pharmacy operations, providing real-time, accurate product information and facilitating faster response to recalls.

Shabbir Dahod, CEO of TraceLink, stated, "Hospital pharmacies shouldn’t have to balance between compliance and efficiency. By integrating our DSCSA network with Omnicell’s systems, we aim to simplify compliance processes, allowing pharmacy teams to focus on delivering medicines to patients."

Sundar Tamma, Omnicell’s Vice President of Product Management for Hospital Solutions, added, "Hospital pharmacies face increasing operational demands. This integration offers hospitals additional options to support compliance while preserving efficient workflows essential for daily operations."

Together, TraceLink and Omnicell are working to help hospitals: - Verify serialized medicines within existing medication receiving workflows. - Reduce the manual effort involved in DSCSA compliance and audit-ready reporting. - Resolve product verification and compliance exceptions more efficiently. - Improve traceability to support faster identification of affected recalled products. - Enhance operational efficiency while ensuring medication safety and availability.

This integration represents a significant step in embedding trusted supply chain information directly into hospital systems, supporting broader operational capabilities and future intelligent pharmacy workflows. It is a testament to the ongoing efforts to modernize medication management in healthcare settings.