An open source version of the popular mSupply – providing pharmaceutical supply chain management and dispensing, all the way from national warehouses to remote clinics, on servers, laptops and mobile. Used in over 30 countries and for over 20 years and now becoming an open source project, rebuilt from the ground up.

The code is separated into two main areas, the client and server:

Client

Server

Guide

Downloads

• omSupply Server Requires a suitable mSupply server to synchronise with. Once you have the omSupply server running you can use the web version, or install the desktop version below
• omSupply Desktop Requires the omSupply server to be running on the same network
• omSupply Server Demo A preconfigured demo version! Includes a demo database so that you can get started straight away!
• omSupply Mobile The android app – requires an mSupply server to synchronise with

Conforma – an open-source, flexible regulatory information management system designed with healthcare regulatory frameworks in mind.

Conforma’s development was kindly sponsored by the Australian Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

• Create application forms
• Manage complex application lifecycle workflows
• Assign roles and permissions to users
• Monitor the status of groups of applications
• Catalogue outcomes of applications

• Pharmaceutical Company Licensing
• New Drug Registrations
• Medicine Import / Export Permits

The Universal Codes Server is a system for linking country-specific codes for medicines and consumables in mSupply to a set of standard ‘universal’ codes. Once linked, countries will have access to an item’s clinical category, drug interactions and reference pricing for procurement activities. This important data is sourced from other international coding systems and references including the WHO Model Essential Medicines List, NZULM, RxNav and UNSPC, and will allow for regional reporting and cross-country supply chain activities to occur.

Health Supply Hub is a digital space which enables countries to liaise with pharmaceutical suppliers for procurement-related activities.

It integrates with the Tender Module in mSupply for seamless management of tenders, this enables countries to efficiently compare prices between different quotes adjusting for currencies, pack sizes and other variables that can make fair comparisons difficult. The use of a portal with built in access control supports implementation of procurement best practices, and reduces the need to re-enter data which might be error prone.

Developed in partnership with Indo-Pacific Health & Supply Chain Data & Technical Assistance Centre (DTAC), Health Supply Hub aims to streamline procurement processes for countries to ensure timely access to essential medicines, and to provide a centralised mechanism for suppliers to view and respond to tenders and RFQs.