Implement NPPA ceiling price revisions across invoicing and stock

Map each NPPA ceiling price notification or annual revision to affected products, compute the new MRP and apply it to price masters, packs and channel stock. Regulatory Affairs can circulate revised price lists with proof of dissemination and answer any overcharging notice.

Starts when

Publication of an NPPA ceiling price or retail price notification, the annual WPI-linked revision effective 1 April, or a planned price increase on a non-scheduled formulation.

Runs: Several times a year for scheduled formulations, plus the annual 1 April revision cycle and every launch of a new pack or strength.

People in the process

RRegulatory AffairsProcess Owner
FFinanceParticipating Team
CCommercialParticipating Team
SSupply ChainParticipating Team
IInternal AuditParticipating Team
LLegalParticipating Team

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Configure by product, authorisation and destination market. Regulatory Affairs and authorised quality personnel retain product-change, submission and batch-release decisions. Safety reporting and UCPMP requirements use the applicable reviewed scope.

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Regulatory Affairs

Clear pharmaceutical export consignments with required regulatory certificates

Check each export order against registration abroad and approval status in India, and obtain the export NOC, government laboratory certificate or CoPP it needs. Quality Assurance can release only fully certified batches, and Logistics can clear customs with a complete document set.

EQQL

Quality Assurance

Investigate and respond to NSQ reports on drug batches

Verify a government analyst report or NSQ alert against batch records, distribution data and the retained sample, logging the date of service. Quality Assurance and Legal can decide whether to contest or recall, and reply to the drug controller with root-cause findings.

RQLS

Quality Assurance

Execute drug batch recalls and report closure to regulators

Trace every consignee of the recalled batch from dispatch records, and reconcile quantities manufactured, distributed and returned before supervised destruction or reprocessing. Quality Assurance can follow up every shortfall and give the licensing authority a closing report with root cause and corrective actions.

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