Repackage with a full history
Turn inbound serials into new product identifiers without losing the trail.
For repackagers
Change the package without breaking the history.
Repackaging is a transformation: input serials go away, new identifiers are born, and DSCSA still expects a trail. TraceGard records that transformation instead of treating it as a side spreadsheet.
What this usually looks like today
Input and output serials lose their link
When a lot is recoded or resized, “what was this made from?” becomes a research project.
You still need to ship like a manufacturer
New GTINs must be commissioned, packed, and noticed to the next partner.
Verification and recalls still apply
Downstream partners will ask about the new serial. You need records that stand up.
What changes with TraceGard
Repackaging jobs with input–output linkage
Consume inbound serials, commission new ones, and keep the transformation event with the batch.
The same packing and shipping path as manufacturers
After the transformation, cases, pallets, and partner notices work the same way.
Catalog ownership for the GTINs you issue
Your output products stay under your control, with a clear source of how they were created.
Capabilities repackagers rely on
Commission package serials
Assign unique serial numbers to finished product before it enters the supply chain.
Pack cases and pallets
Build the parent–child picture of what is inside each case or pallet.
Ship with a complete electronic record
Pick, pack, and ship — the notice to your customer goes out with the product.
Answer verification requests
Manufacturers can respond from their own serial records.
Trading partner directory
Add partners by location number and keep licenses, contacts, and connection details in one place.
Official tracing requests
Respond to a request for transaction history within the expected window.
Let's get you set up.
Tell us about your locations, partners, and the identifiers you work with — we will take it from there and get you receiving.