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PhaRmLogs

Narcotics tracking and chain-of-custody software for EMS and fire departments, built by first responders

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About PhaRmLogs

PhaRmLogs makes software for fire and EMS departments, created by first responders. Its main product tracks controlled drugs and records who handled them. The company is also the parent of TraxWorx, a controlled substance tracking system.

What PhaRmLogs offers

  • Narcotics tracking — QR codes and smart labels follow each vial, or track by counts.
  • Shift sign-off — staff sign on and off to confirm drugs were accounted for.
  • Alerts — warns administrators about expiring drugs, broken vials and low stock.
  • Vehicle checkout module — records checkouts and flags problems.
  • Supply ordering — a shopping-cart style station supply module.
  • Integration — programming support to connect with an RMS or ePCR.

Who it works with

EMS and fire departments.

Key facts

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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As of 2026-10-05. Organic ranks only; sponsored placements are never ranks.

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