Know exactly what's on your shelves — by blood group and component — before a crisis forces you to find out the hard way.
Live stock counts by blood group and component — RBC, plasma, platelets — not just a total unit count.
Automatic alerts before a unit expires. When staff select a unit for issue, available units are listed in expiry-date order (nearest first) — so the closest-to-expire unit is visible and easy to issue first.
Track derived components back to their original collection unit for full traceability.
See donation and usage trends to plan camps and avoid both shortages and wastage.
Any blood bank that needs to know its real-time stock position by blood group and component — especially during emergencies, when there's no time to count units by hand.
Inventory data is encrypted at rest and access-controlled by staff role, on the same NABH-aligned platform used across your blood bank's other modules.
Inventory works alongside component separation (stock is updated automatically when components are prepared), issue and crossmatch management (available units are checked at point of issue), and eRaktKosh-compatible reporting (stock data structured for portal submission).
Does inventory tracking work per blood group or just total units?
Per blood group and per component — you can see exactly how many O-negative RBC units or AB plasma units are on hand, not just a total count.
How do expiry alerts work?
The system tracks each unit's shelf life and flags it as it approaches expiry, so staff can prioritise issuing it before it's wasted.
Can inventory data feed into eRaktKosh reporting?
Yes — inventory data is prepared in eRaktKosh-compatible reporting formats, so the data your team needs for portal submission can be drawn from the same system.
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