StockSight gives healthcare providers a live view of supply use from stockroom to OR: what's on hand, what's expiring, and what every case really costs, without adding a single click for staff.
ERP and procurement systems see supplies arrive. Almost nothing sees what happens next: in the hallway, the case cart, the OR. That last mile is where the money actually moves.
Items expire on shelves or get opened and never used, and no one sees it until the money is already gone.
Without point-of-use visibility, every department over-orders "just in case," locking up capital across the building.
Supplies used in a case but never documented become revenue that quietly leaks out of every procedure.
Nurses and techs spend hours hunting for items and reconciling counts. That time belongs at the bedside.
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StockSight captures supply use where it actually happens, then turns it into numbers your teams can act on during the case and across the building, not weeks later.
No manual scanning steps, no extra documentation, no behavior change for nurses or techs. StockSight works quietly alongside the way your ORs already run.
StockSight records what's actually stocked, pulled, opened, and used, item by item, as it happens, across supply rooms and operating rooms.
Live cost-per-case, charge capture, expiry and overstock alerts, and cost variation by surgeon and procedure, built for perioperative, supply chain, and finance leaders.
We keep the details of how capture works for demos and pilot conversations.
Powerful for sourcing, resiliency, and contracts, but their view ends when a supply leaves the stockroom.
Built for the point of care: the one place upstream systems can't see, and the place where waste, expiry, and missing charges actually happen.
No rip-and-replace. StockSight lands in a single high-cost workflow, shows savings with your own data, then grows with you.
We're partnering with a small group of design-phase hospitals. If supply waste, expiry, overstock, or charge capture is on your radar this year, let's talk.
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