InventuraEarly access

Medical device traceability

Traceability that holds up to an inspection.

ZMedPri-1 requires a UDI record for notified-body-certified devices a practice owns. Inventura keeps it for you — from receiving to use, with lot, expiry, location and responsible person.

In development. Early access for pilot clinics and laboratories.

  • 01

    Receiving

    Scan the label. Lot and expiry write themselves.

  • 02

    Expiry

    Anything running out says so 90 days ahead.

  • 03

    Recall

    Lot in, affected stock out. In two minutes.

One day, one box

Every movement leaves a trace. With no extra work.

Below is the same box of composite through one day in a clinic. This is not an illustration — it is how the record forms in Inventura.

The item on record

Composite A2, lot L4472B

Elapsed08:14 — 14:39

  1. 08:14ReceivedScan the label with a camera or a scanner. Inventura resolves the product and fills in every field the code carries — quantity is what is left for you.
  2. 09:02Receipt checkYour checklist, your procedure. Who checked, what they found and when stays attached to the record.
  3. 11:30On the shelfStock per storage place and per lot, each with its own expiry. Expired stock is never silently consumed — writing it off is an explicit decision.
  4. 14:37RecallThe manufacturer publishes a recall for a UDI-DI and a lot. You enter both and get the affected stock, places and movements.
  5. 14:39Inspection packA point-in-time export — not a report you write at night.

Underneath

Simple on top, evidential underneath.

Staff do not maintain an audit trail. Staff scan. The trail forms below that.

Early access

We set the first clinics up in person.

We are building with a small group of Slovenian clinics and laboratories. Leave an address and we will get in touch when it is ready for you — with nothing in between.

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