A certified catalog platform for sustainable procurement in healthcare.
Procurement in healthcare is opaque and compliance-heavy: supplier certificates are scattered, sustainability evidence is hard to verify, and the manual effort is high. XOR built the proof of concept for a platform that structures exactly this process.
Starting point
Institutional buyers in healthcare have to manually verify supplier evidence and product certifications. Information on sustainable and local suppliers is scattered, feedback mechanisms are missing, and checking evidence ties up significant resources.
What XOR built
A working proof of concept for a certified catalog platform: suppliers go through a multi-stage verification process, buyers filter a pre-vetted catalog by certification, location, and sustainability, and a dual rating system of official and peer reviews creates a solid decision basis. The architecture is modular, role-based, and designed for GDPR compliance with documented technical and organizational measures.
Scattered, manually checked supplier evidence becomes a central, pre-vetted, and traceable procurement catalog.
What we're building
The modular architecture is designed from the start to carry beyond healthcare: into medical product procurement, facility management, educational institutions, and public procurement. A foundation for certified, sustainable procurement in further regulated contexts.