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Reduce Supply Loss and Improve Security of your Clinical Supplies
Keep your PINs and needles safe with the leading cloud platform for medical supply storage.
Facilities using InnerSpace Cloud Technology
Unlock Medical Storage Security
More Secure Storage Starts with InnerSpace Cloud
Safe supplies start with protecting patients and staff with the right codes that are always up to date
Receive regular updates on any vulnerabilities and actionable insights that improve both workflow and supply security
Deploy best practice security standards to every clinical location with ease and target high-security supply zones with elevated standards
On demand reports that answer questions including who accessed, which cart, when and how often
Secure Your Clinical Supplies Today
Real-time events, user actions, and device diagnostics are turned into actionable insights that will improve your clinical operations
Platform Capabilities
Everything you need for smart storage solutions
Our platform comes ready to use on day one when you take delivery and adds value to your bespoke workflow.
- Data trail
- Detailed user and context specific historical records.
- Security
- Manage individual user, device, and fleet security standards.
- Notifications
- Real-time email alerts based on critical business process and requirements.
- Insights
- Stay informed how staff use equipment and improve workflow
- Synchronize
- Keep all your data in sync between a fleet of devices
- Automation
- Improve your workflow with an integrated barcode platform
The system's analytics provide invaluable insights into usage and staff access, enabling us to make more informed decisions and focus more on patient care. It's not just a lock system; it's a complete solution that has modernized our entire approach to inventory security and management.
Elliott Arinson
Emory Winship Cancer Institute