The National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) announced the deactivation of its legacy portal and the SISTEC system for this Friday, August 28. This action is part of a process to modernize the agency's information systems.
SISTEC (Computerized System of the Secretariat of Labor, Employment and Income) was used as a complementary tool in pharmaceutical regulation and inspection processes. With the deactivation, ANVISA aims to consolidate its digital platforms into more modern and integrated systems.
ANVISA's legacy portal, which served as a means of accessing the agency's information and services, will also be discontinued on the same date. Migration to new platforms is intended to improve user experience, including pharmaceutical industries, health professionals, and citizens who use the agency's services.
This deactivation is part of a broader digital transformation strategy at ANVISA, which has been investing in more robust and user-friendly technological infrastructure. The agency recommends that all users of the legacy systems adapt to the new platforms before the shutdown date.
ANVISA advises that proper data transition procedures and documentation be completed before August 28 to ensure continuity of administrative and regulatory processes. Users with questions about the migration should consult the guidance available on the agency's official website.
This measure reaffirms ANVISA's commitment to institutional modernization and improvement of services provided to society, seeking to align its systems with best practices in digital government.
