Resource library
Regulated Warehousing Resources
Regulated warehousing resources for receipt identity, locations, custody, separate stock status, storage evidence, dispatch reconciliation and accountable disposition.
- Guides
- 2 guides
- Glossary
- 4 glossary entries
- Checklist
- 9 buyer questions

Reference & Scope
This EMA overview concerns medicines distribution in Europe, not every stored good or jurisdiction. Your team determines applicability; software does not qualify storage, certify GDP or decide product suitability.
Software Pages
Compare these existing software pages with your own records, procedures and system boundaries. S.G. Systems does not provide outsourced warehousing or storage-qualification services.
Practical Warehousing Guides
Two practical guides. Warehouse Quality Control is cross-sector practice, not sector law. The supplement guide concerns US dietary-supplement distribution, holding and returned product under 21 CFR Part 111; neither is a universal EU or food rulebook.
GuideWarehouse Quality ControlCross-sector practice: receiving acceptance, stock status, segregation, picking eligibility and authorized disposition, with a reconciled partial-rejection example.Read the guide
GuideSupplement Distribution, Holding & ReturnsUS dietary-supplement scope (21 CFR Part 111): holding conditions, lot status, distribution records, return intake and disposition, with a reconciliation exercise.Open
Definitions & Evidence Boundaries
Four scoped definitions. Read each within its stated jurisdiction and product scope; none is a universal warehousing law or a release authority.
GlossaryCold Chain WarehouseEU human-medicines GDP scope: product-assigned conditions, monitoring gaps, moved stock, segregation, returns evidence and human decisions, with the fictional CC-82 exercise.Open
GlossaryEU GDPEU/EEA human-medicines wholesale distribution scope: authorisation, inspections and distribution controls. Active substances and veterinary medicines follow separate routes.Open
GlossaryTemperature ExcursionUS drug warehousing and distribution scope (21 CFR 211): excursion boundaries, exposure evidence and authorised disposition; its food example is an illustration, not food-law guidance.Open
GlossaryQuarantine StatusUS drug and dietary-supplement scope: what a hold restricts, physical versus electronic enforcement and the records behind a defensible status.Open
Evaluate the software
Work through these questions with your production and quality teams, then use them to plan an evaluation with your own records.
The existing operations guide remains email-gated. Review its product, market and system scope with your responsible team; printing is available in the reader. Open the existing guide offer.
Explore the workflow
The illustrated five-step workflow follows identified receipts, recorded locations and custody, storage evidence, picking checks and dispatch reconciliation.
Explore the regulated warehousing workflow