CHEPLAPHARM Adopts TraceLink MINT to Digitalize Global Supply Chain

May 15, 2026
German pharmaceutical company CHEPLAPHARM has implemented TraceLink's Multienterprise Information Network Tower (MINT) to automate and standardize its global supply chain operations, enabling real-time data exchange and improved efficiency across its partner network.

CHEPLAPHARM is implementing the Multienterprise Information Network Tower (MINT) from TraceLink to unify and digitalize its global supply chain operations, announced in a press release. The German pharmaceutical company will use MINT, powered by the Orchestration Platform for Universal Solutions (OPUS), to automate key workflows and improve data exchange with its international partners.

The MINT platform will allow CHEPLAPHARM to exchange operational data such as purchase orders, delivery updates, and shipment notifications directly between enterprise systems. This move replaces manual processes that relied on emails and spreadsheets, aiming to reduce administrative workloads and increase transparency across its network.

CHEPLAPHARM selected TraceLink for its Integrate-Once model, which enables rapid partner onboarding through a single network connection without additional cost to partners. The system standardizes data exchange between CHEPLAPHARM’s SAP environment and the diverse ERP systems used by its global suppliers, minimizing customization and reducing IT complexity.

The company expects the implementation to strengthen operational resilience and provide a foundation for future use of agent-based intelligence within supply chain management.

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