Alkermes manufactures in Wilmington, Ohio and Athlone, Ireland, and both sites hold controlled-substance licences, DEA in the United States and HPRA in Ireland. A sourcing platform tracks what was bought. It was not built to show whether a scheduled material is cleared to cross the Atlantic today. This board shows what that view reads like when every movement sits in one place, with the system each fact came from named beside it.
The two sites and their licences are public, from Alkermes' own locations page and annual report. Every movement below is sample data generated for this page. No shipment, lot, permit, licence number, or product appears here.
Filter by lane, status, or material category. Select any row to open the movement and see which system each fact was read from.
| Movement | Lane | Material | Status | Documents | Window | Last read |
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This page runs on sample data. The production board reads from the systems a compliance and procurement team already runs, the sourcing platform, the ERP, the broker, the compliance file, through access you issue and can take back. It shows status. It does not decide it.
The board reads. It never writes to the sourcing platform, the ERP, or the compliance file, so nothing in a validated system changes because the board exists.
Access is limited to the movements in scope. For a pilot, that means one lane between the two sites and nothing outside it.
Revoke the access key and the board goes dark. Nothing to uninstall, and no data left behind that you did not already hold.
Small enough to approve inside the function. Large enough to know whether it earns a place next to the sourcing platform.
Connect one lane's records through read-only access. The board fills from what already exists, and every field names its source.
A weekly read with the compliance lead. What cleared, what is waiting on a permit, and where the sourcing platform and the compliance file disagree.
Keep it and add the second lane, or switch it off. Either answer is a clean one.
Great Breads Studio is a design and technology studio in Harlem, New York. The studio designs and engineers systems for founders, brands, and public-sector clients, and builds its own software products alongside brand, web, and editorial work.
The studio built this board. It is shown here with sample data so it can be read without a login. The studio is not a trade-compliance adviser and the board gives no compliance opinion: it puts the status your own systems already hold in one place, with the source named on every field.