One intelligence above every system in healthcare.
Aumet is the intelligence layer for healthcare in the Middle East and North Africa. It does not replace your ERP, hospital system or national platform. It reads from them, reasons across them, and writes approved decisions back.
Your systems below. The layer in the middle. Products on top.
Every organization keeps the systems it already runs. The layer connects them into one picture, and products like Cortex turn that picture into decisions people can approve.
Your systems
ERPs, hospital information systems, pharmacy point of sale, warehouse systems and national platforms. Connected read-only to start; they stay the system of record.
The layer
One model of supply, demand, stock, expiry, clinical criticality and your rules, across every site and participant. It understands how a change in one place moves everything else.
Products
Cortex is live today for medicine supply decisions. Every future product is built on the same layer, so each one starts with the whole picture.
What the layer knows, and what it never does.
It knows
- Stock by site, lot and expiry date
- Consumption, sales and seasonality per product and site
- Incoming deliveries and how reliable each supplier is
- Clinical criticality: vital, essential, non-essential
- Your policies: lanes, limits, controlled medicines, cold chain
It never
- Moves stock or money without an accountable person
- Replaces your ERP or hospital system as the record
- Lets a language model produce a number
- Sends your data to an outside AI service
- Trains shared models on your data
Why a layer instead of one more system.
A point tool optimizes one site inside one system. A layer sees the network, so the decision that is right for one site can also be right for the system.
| A point tool | The Aumet layer | |
|---|---|---|
| What it sees | One system, one organization | Every connected system across the network |
| Who it serves | One team | Pharmacies, distributors, hospitals and ministries, each in its own scope |
| A new capability | A new tool, a new integration | A new product on the same layer and the same data |
| Where data lives | Varies by vendor | In region, in Aumet or your own infrastructure |
| Who decides | Often the tool | An accountable person, every time |
The layer runs on a network that already exists.
Aumet has built pharmacy, marketplace and ERP software for the region for years. That network is what makes a layer possible rather than a promise.
About the layer
What is Aumet?
Aumet is the intelligence layer for healthcare in the Middle East and North Africa. It connects the systems that run pharmacies, distributors, hospitals and ministries of health, and turns what it sees into decisions that people approve. Its first product is Cortex.
What is an intelligence layer for healthcare?
It is software that sits above existing systems rather than replacing them. It reads stock, demand and supply data from many organizations, models them as one network, and gives each participant decisions within its own scope.
Does Aumet replace our ERP or hospital system?
No. Your ERP or hospital system stays the system of record. Aumet reads from it and writes approved decisions back in its own format, such as an internal transfer or a stock request.
Where does Aumet work?
Aumet is built in and for the Middle East and North Africa, works in Arabic and English, and is being rolled out with a pharmacy network and a ministry of health in the region.
How is Aumet different from inventory software?
Inventory software records what you have. Aumet decides what to do about it across the whole network: what to move, recover, order or protect, with the reasons and checks shown and a person approving every decision.
Bring the layer to your part of the ecosystem.
Start with Cortex on your own data. Bring a stock export and see what the layer sees in your network in the first session.