Product Updates

Narcotics Event History

Written by Amanda Moen | Aug 7, 2026, 1:58:35 PM

Badge (blue): New in Release 2.1

New Narcotics Event History — a complete, vial-by-vial audit trail.

What Is It?

You now have the ability to pull up the full history of any individual vial and see exactly how it has moved through your Agency — from the moment it entered inventory to its most recent activity.

Every safe secures access. Narcotics Event History goes further: it shows you the complete chain of custody for a single vial, in one view. Who added it, when, and every time it was placed into or removed from a safe after that — by location and by user. No paper logs to cross-reference, no piecing together a timeline after the fact.

If an inspector asked you to account for one specific vial today, you'd have the answer in seconds. That's the point: audit-ready at any time, not just when an audit is scheduled.

This capability is available to Administrators as part of your Narcotics Tracking.

How to access it?

Getting to a vial's history takes two clicks in the web console:

  1. Click the "vial" icon in the left-hand navigation bar.
  2. Click the "paper" icon on the Narcotics type you want to view.

The pop-up opens with that vial's complete event history.

What the history shows you

The history begins at the beginning: the time the vial was originally added into inventory, and the user who added it.

From there, it lays out a complete audit of every movement throughout your organization — each time the vial was added to a safe or removed from a safe — showing the location (which safe) and the user responsible for each event. You can narrow the view by timeframe to focus on a specific window of activity.


Why it matters

A missing vial shouldn't mean a missing answer. With a complete, timestamped record of every hand and every safe a vial has passed through, your team can prove accountability instead of assuming it — and protect itself if a discrepancy is ever questioned.

If it isn't automatically tracked, it isn't truly controlled. Narcotics Event History makes sure every vial's movement is on the record.