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Healthcare ERP
Enterprise resource planning built for healthcare: supply, finance and resources connected to the reality of care delivery.
Overview
Genetix healthcare ERP manages the resource side of healthcare organisations: procurement, inventory and supply chain, finance and control, and the resource planning that supports clinical operations. It is integrated with the clinical and management systems, so consumption, activity and cost can be related without manual reconciliation.
Connected to the workflow and robotics layers, ERP becomes operationally alive: replenishment can trigger logistics workflows, and robotic transport can execute them — with every movement recorded.
Healthcare context
Care depends on materials, people and money being in the right place at the right time. Generic ERP treats a hospital like any other business; healthcare ERP has to understand wards, sterile goods, medication logistics and the link between consumption and care activity.
Intended users
- Procurement and logistics teams
- Finance and control
- Operational management
- Ward coordinators
Availability and deployment options are confirmed as part of an initial consultation with our team.
Capabilities
What it provides
Procurement and supplier management
Structured purchasing processes with approvals and supplier records.
Inventory and supply chain
Stock management for wards, theatres and central storage, including replenishment logic.
Finance and control
Financial administration and control aligned with healthcare activity registration.
Resource planning
Planning of non-clinical resources that support the clinical schedule.
Logistics workflow triggers
Replenishment and transport requests that flow into operational workflows — including robotic execution where deployed.
Example workflow
How it works in practice
- 1
Ward stock crosses a threshold
Consumption registration triggers a configured replenishment request.
- 2
The request becomes a task
The workflow layer schedules picking and transport; where deployed, a logistics robot receives the transport task.
- 3
Delivery is confirmed
Receipt is confirmed on the ward; stock and financial records update from the same event.
- 4
Control sees the whole picture
Consumption, cost and activity remain connected for analysis and planning.
Example workflow for illustration. Actual configurations are defined with each organisation and always keep qualified professionals in control of clinical decisions.
Integration
Part of a connected environment
Healthcare ERP integrates with hospital management, the EHR (for activity context), analytics, and the workflow and robotics layers for physical execution.
ERP anchors the resource dimension of the ecosystem and is a primary source of the operational workflows that Genetix robotics can execute.
Connects with
- Practice and hospital management
- Clinical activity context from the EHR
- Hospital logistics robots via the workflow layer
- Analytics and finance reporting
Implementation
Introduced with care
ERP programmes are phased by domain — typically starting with procurement and inventory — and configured around the organisation's financial model and logistics structure. Integration with existing finance systems is assessed per deployment.
Responsible use
- Automated replenishment follows configured, reviewable rules.
- Financial data handling follows the organisation's control framework.
- Physical execution by robots stays within the operational boundaries set by the organisation.
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We can walk through the capability in the context of your organisation, your systems and your priorities.