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Top 15 Healthcare Supply Chain Software SaaS Companies in May 2026

As of May 2026, there are 15 SaaS companies in Healthcare Supply Chain Software. They have combined revenues of $161.1M and employ 1.4K people. They have raised $57M and serve 40K customers combined.

Healthcare supply chain software is designed to manage the procurement, distribution, and logistics of medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, and equipment within healthcare organizations. Its primary use cases range from tracking inventory levels and optimizing supply orders to enhancing supplier relationship management and ensuring compliance with industry regulations. This software facilitates the real-time flow of information, enabling healthcare providers to streamline operations and improve resource efficiency. Typical features of healthcare supply chain software include inventory management, order management, demand forecasting, analytics and reporting, and integration with other healthcare systems. Common buyer personas include supply chain managers, procurement officers, and IT professionals, as these users seek solutions to manage complex workflows and improve overall supply chain performance. By implementing effective supply chain solutions, healthcare organizations can enhance patient care and minimize costs associated with inventory management and product procurement.

Companies
15
Revenue
$161.1M
Funding
$57M
Employees
1.4K

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Top Healthcare Supply Chain Software Companies

Showing 10 of 3 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1
Movemedical

San Diego, California, United States

Operator of an advanced cloud-based platform that is designed to provide fully compliant inventory solutions for medical organizations. The company offers solutions that use intelligent field automation and helps multiple medical device companies, hospitals, surgeons, distributors, and logistics providers to unify the entire surgery case management and device supply chain process.

Revenue
$8.4M
Customers
-
Year founded
2019
Funding
-
Team size
64
Growth
572.85%
2
Innovit

San Mateo, California, United States

Innovit simplifies the process of managing, validating and exchanging trusted product data to enable regulatory compliance, reduce procurement spend and ensure patient safety.  With over 24 years of experience in master data management and regulatory compliance, Innovit enables companies to easily share validated product data at a much lower cost. We have a proven track record in delivering ‘globally scalable’ product data management systems that enable Medical Device suppliers and Healthcare Providers to meet compliance deadlines, promote patient & consumer safety, while increasing supply chain efficiencies.   Operating since 2000, Innovit is based in San Francisco with offices in London and Sydney, serving customers across the Healthcare and Life Science supply chains, such as Mayo Clinic, South Australia Health, Southern Cross Hospitals, 3M, Abbott, Arthrex, Applied Medical, B. Braun, Bio-Rad, Molnlycke, ThermoFisher, Zimmer Biomet.

Revenue
$6.6M
Customers
-
Year founded
1999
Funding
-
Team size
60
Growth
-
3
HANDLE Global

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

Developer of a healthcare asset management platform intended to assist in buying and selling healthcare products at the best value. The company's cloud based platform features customized dashboard for easy exchange excess of a wide range of medical supplies, patient monitoring equipment, beds, stretchers and medical devices, enabling healthcare organizations to get medical equipment at a much cheaper price.

Revenue
$6.2M
Customers
-
Year founded
2018
Funding
$3M
Team size
54
Growth
51.07%

Inclusion Criteria

- Must provide tools for managing inventory and tracking the flow of medical supplies. - Should facilitate order management and supplier relationship management. - Must include forecasting capabilities to predict supply needs effectively. - Should offer analytics and reporting features for performance measurement. - Must integrate seamlessly with existing healthcare systems. - Not just focus on procurement; must also support logistics and distribution aspects.