The intricate web of producers, distributors, and retailers that makes up the pharmaceutical supply chain transports medications from the point of production to the patient's bedside. The procurement of raw materials, production, packing, labeling, storage, transportation, and distribution to pharmacies and hospitals are just a few of the processes that make up the supply chain. To guarantee patient safety, medication quality, and regulatory compliance, the supply chain's integrity and security must be maintained. Supply chain management has become a crucial component of the pharmaceutical industry due to the rising global demand for medications and the growing threat posed by counterfeit drugs. To ensure the efficient and dependable delivery of medications, advanced technologies, strong logistics, and efficient tracking and monitoring systems are needed.