Drug Shortage Early Warning demo
A shortage radar for critical medicines: every supply signal read as it lands, every product-market placed by weeks to stock-out, every alert ranked by cited drivers. 1:12
What the demo shows
A supply continuity solution for supply teams that warns of stock-out risk weeks ahead.
Home is the shortage radar: products as sectors, product-markets as dots, distance from the center as weeks to the projected stock-out. When a notice lands, the notice reader reads it on screen, extracts lot, dates and quantity, and matches the market pack; the risk scorer rebuilds the 16-week projection and the dot moves. Each alert ranks its drivers by weeks of cover lost, each driver cites its record, and the planner drafts mitigations with their effect on cover and, when a shortage stays likely, the FDA 506C or EU shortage notice. The supply continuity lead confirms and signs.
Transcript
- Drug Shortage Early Warning warns pharma supply teams of stock-outs weeks ahead.
- Most shortages start as a QA hold or a delay email nobody connects.
- On the shortage radar, closer to the center means fewer weeks of stock.
- Beltramab pens in Germany, a QA hold and a tender, no stock-out yet.
- At 9.18 a delay notice arrives.
- The agent reads it and quotes it.
- Lot 2614 ships three weeks late.
- Germany moves into eight weeks and turns red.
- Drivers are ranked by weeks lost, each a click from its record.
- The planner proposes reallocation and air freight.
- The continuity leads signs.
- No stock out flagged almost eight weeks ahead.
- Built on bot mines, agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.