Onboard Medical Inventory And Dispensing
Minimum levels and replenishment reduce the chance of a critical stock-out when medical stores are needed.
Why fleets still struggle
The cost of how it’s done today
Medical stock kept on paper leads to expired items and stock-outs discovered during the emergency that needed them.
The traditional approach
Medical chest lists in a spreadsheet with manual reorder and no expiry visibility.
With WaterTightVM
What changes when this is under control
A medical catalog with vessel stock levels, a dispensing log, expiry tracking, and automatic requisitions to procurement when items fall below minimum.
Time back
Dispensing decrements stock and low levels raise a requisition, so the medical officer stops manual reorder lists.
Less waste
Expiry tracking reduces waste from expired medicines and avoids emergency last-minute sourcing.
Lower risk
Minimum levels and replenishment reduce the chance of a critical stock-out when medical stores are needed.
In the module
How Medical Stores delivers it
Vessel stock levels
Dispensing records
Expiry tracking
Automatic replenishment orders
Port configuration
Capabilities
- MSN catalog seeds with company customisation
- Procurement integration
- Below-minimum triggers
- Dispensing decrements stock
- Fleet medical stock view
- Attachments and notes
Ship to shore
How the work moves
- Medical officer dispenses an item
- Stock decrements automatically
- Below minimum triggers a requisition
- Shore approves and orders replenishment
Supports your records for:
Customers remain responsible for regulatory compliance. WaterTightVM is the operational system of record.
Questions before you commit
Is there a standard catalog?
Does dispensing update stock?
Are expiries tracked?
Does WaterTightVM set required medical scales?
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See it in 30 minutes
Book a 30-minute call and we'll show Medical Stores on a sample vessel, set up the way your medical officer and master work.
Any questions, just get in touch. If you’re not sure we cover something you need, outline the issue and we’ll find a way to solve it.