General trade data, or trade data built for pharma.
General-purpose trade-data platforms cover every industry by HS code and product name. EximRx reads customs records too, and resolves them to molecules, brands and ATC classes.
EximRx and general-purpose trade-data platforms.
| What you get | EximRx | General-purpose platforms |
|---|---|---|
| Where we are similar | ||
| Country coverage | 220 countries, 50+ read directly from their own filings, the rest through partners’ filings | Wide coverage |
| Raw shipment data | Every shipment as filed, downloadable | Shipment records, downloadable |
| Dashboards and trends | Dashboards customised for pharma: market, company, molecule, rivals, deep dive and price views | Buyer, supplier, market and price-trend dashboards, built for all industries |
| Buyer and supplier analysis | Suppliers, buyers and shares by company | Buyer and supplier profiles |
| What EximRx adds for pharma | ||
| Molecule resolved for every record | Including combination products | Not described |
| Brand-only records tagged to a molecule | Through drug registries | Not described |
| Country-specific customs descriptions decoded | With port-level customs data | Not described |
| ATC class to four levels, dosage form and corporation | Assigned to every analysed record | Not described |
| How much of each market is analysed | Data received and data analysed, market by market | Not described |
Based on the published material of general-purpose trade-data platforms. “Not described” means we found no mention of the feature in that material, not that it cannot exist. This is a comparison of a category, not a statement about any single provider.
Answers when you want them. Every record when you need it.
Answers in seconds
Molecules, brands, companies and ATC classes are already resolved, so a market can be read in seconds instead of rebuilt in a spreadsheet.
Nothing hidden behind the analysis
If a record is missing from an analysed view, or you want to check it, the raw data holds every shipment as filed, with the columns we derive added.
The same filings, two views
Both layers read the same filings, so the analysed view and the raw data always describe the same shipments.