Industries · Pharmaceutical
Medicine that arrives complete and does not return to the black market.
High-value cargo protected from the plant to the pharmacy, and the full picture: where stolen product is resold, where counterfeits show up and what regulation asks of you.
Every stop authorized, with evidence for the audit
Chain of custody for a high-value shipment, milestone by milestone
- 06:00Departure from the DCSeals and driver validatedValidated
- 08:12Authorized stopKm 140, 18 min, as plannedValidated
- 09:47Unauthorized stopDetected in 4 min; the monitoring team confirms with the driverAlert handled
- 10:30Toll boothPassage logged, unit on routeValidated
- 13:05ArrivalSeals intact, full deliveryValidated
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What hits you most
1 · High-value cargo
From the plant to the pharmacy without stopping where they steal
No-stop zones on the critical segments, custody followed on the map and an alert within minutes if the truck stops or leaves its route.
2 · Stolen medicine
Where what was stolen from you reappears
In the Mexico City metro area, 33.6% of seizures from 2025 to May 2026 were stolen medicine headed for resale. We map where yours reappears.
The theft does not end on the highway
Points where stolen, cloned or counterfeit medicine reappears
33.6% of seizures in the Valley of Mexico were stolen medicine for resale
Aleph pharmaceutical bulletin, 2025–May 2026
3 · Counterfeit medicine
Your sales reps report from the app
Your sales force reports suspicious product with a photo and location; reports from across the network show where counterfeits concentrate.
What your field team sees, on the map
A report with photo and location from Parvada, Aleph’s app
New report
- TypeSuspicious product
- PlacePharmacy · Av. Central 214
- DetailBox without batch or health registration
Photo attached
Send report
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4 · Regulatory risk
Precursors, fentanyl and the OFAC list
Know whether a customer, distributor or chemical supplier is on the OFAC list or operates where cartels designated as terrorist organizations are in control.
5 · Political risk
Government purchasing and changing health rules
Bills in state gazettes and the DOF (Mexico’s federal register), consolidated health-sector purchasing and changes of government in each state, read for your operation.
To get started
Medicine that arrives complete and does not return to the black market.
Most-used modules
- Control towerOn-time deliveries without chasing anyone on the phone.
- Route riskLeave when there are no thefts or blockades.
- Crime ScienceSpend on security only where and when the risk is.
- People protectionYour people in the field press a button and someone answers within minutes.
- Regulatory RiskKnow whether your operation touches a designated group before the authorities do.
- Political RiskYour full exposure to government, before the rules change.
Compliance
- System validation and penetration testing as supplier requirements
- CTPAT and AEO for imports
Frequently asked questions
How does Aleph help against stolen and counterfeit medicine?
Route risk and alerts for the cargo; your sales force reports suspicious product from Parvada and the Aleph network cross-checks those reports with other companies’.
Does it protect sales reps and contractors without corporate GPS?
Yes. With Parvada Plus, the panic button is answered by Centro and escalated to the state’s C4 or C5; one pharmaceutical company uses it with about 500 contractors.
Does it cover regulatory risk from cartels designated as terrorists?
Yes. Regulatory risk shows exposure by municipality, supplier and customer to groups designated by the United States and to the OFAC list.