Healthcare supply chain software for clinical equipment and parts procurement
PartsSource operates a B2B marketplace and supply chain platform serving hospitals and clinical sites across the US healthcare system. The stack—TypeScript, Firebase, GCP, SAP, NetSuite, Salesforce—reflects a hybrid approach balancing real-time marketplace operations with heavy back-office ERP integration. Active projects cluster around event-driven sales workflows (playbooks, lead routing, calendar integration) and operational transformation (period-close data models, service request processes), suggesting a sales-led org scaling customer acquisition while systematizing field operations and equipment monitoring.
PartsSource serves the healthcare provider ecosystem as a vertical marketplace and supply chain software platform for critical clinical equipment and parts. The company connects over 5,000 member hospitals and 15,000 clinical sites with suppliers to address procurement bottlenecks, equipment uptime, and supply chain resilience. The platform handles complex, regulated workflows around procurement, vendor management, and asset lifecycle—from infusion pumps and patient monitors to C-Arms and CT tubes. Founded in 2001 and based in Cleveland, the company is privately held with 201–500 employees.
PartsSource runs TypeScript, Firebase, and GCP for application infrastructure, paired with SAP, NetSuite, and Salesforce for back-office ERP and CRM. Also uses PACS, MuleSoft, Gainsight, and AWS X-Ray for healthcare imaging, API integration, and observability.
PartsSource is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. The company actively hires in the United States and Australia.
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