DistributorOS guided demo
See DistributorOS in action
A distributorship day, in order: the exceptions that need a decision, the cases coming up, the stock behind them and the commission they produce.
Illustrative screens with sample data — no sign-up, nothing to install, and no real customer records. Share this link with anyone.
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Command center
Only what is off track today — cases missing something, lots about to expire, promises going stale.
DistributorOS / Command center
Today's exceptions
Cases at risk
3
Missing PO, tray or rep
Lots expiring ≤60 days
7
Across 4 consignment sites
Open commitments
5
2 overdue
| Exception | Where | Needed by | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purchase order not received | St. Anne's — Case CS-26-118 | Tomorrow | Act |
| Consignment lot expiring | Mercy ASC — LOT 4471-B | 22 days | Rotate |
| Rep not assigned | Northside — Case CS-26-121 | 3 days | Assign |
What makes DistributorOS different
The parts a generic document system or spreadsheet cannot do
Exception-based, not another inbox
The command center shows only what is off track — cases missing inventory, a purchase order or rep coverage, lots about to expire, promises going stale — instead of a list of everything.
Case readiness in one row
Inventory, tray, purchase order and rep assignment are flags on the case itself, so the day before surgery is a glance rather than four phone calls.
Capture usage once
The scrub form is built from the case bill of materials with lot and serial numbers, then reused for billing, replenishment and commission calculation.
Every specialty, not one
Taxonomy is configured per distributorship, so cardiology, neuro, spine, ENT, general surgery and anything else you carry are first-class — nothing is hard-coded to orthopedics.
Transparency built in
Physician interactions record transfers of value and their category as they happen, so Open Payments reporting is an export rather than a reconstruction.
Answers, not a sales call
The ten questions everyone asks about DistributorOS
Answered here in full. Anything else, ask below and you get an immediate answer.
No. The specialty taxonomy is configured per distributorship, so cardiology, neuro, spine, ENT, general surgery, ophthalmology and anything else you represent are supported the same way.
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