About Aumet
Pharmacies, clinics and hospitals buy medicines and medical supplies from many distributors and manufacturers, often through phone calls, messages and paper orders. Aumet is a business-to-business healthcare marketplace that aims to digitise this process, connecting healthcare providers with suppliers.
The platform lets buyers such as pharmacies and clinics browse products from multiple suppliers, compare prices and availability, and place orders online. For suppliers, it provides access to more customers and a digital channel for receiving and managing orders.
Procurement in healthcare is complex. Buyers must manage large numbers of products, track expiry dates, maintain stock of essential medicines and comply with regulations on how medicines are sourced and stored. Digital tools can reduce errors, save time and improve visibility over spending.
For independent pharmacies in particular, a marketplace can make it easier to find the best prices and ensure reliable supply, helping them compete with larger chains that have more purchasing power.
Data from the platform can also help suppliers understand demand patterns and manage inventory more efficiently.
Aumet has roots in Jordan and has expanded its operations across the Middle East, including the UAE, reflecting the regional nature of healthcare supply chains.
The UAE has a large and growing healthcare sector, with many pharmacies, clinics and hospitals. Most medicines and medical products are imported, making efficient distribution important.
Health authorities regulate the sale and distribution of medicines, and platforms must work within these rules, ensuring that products come from licensed suppliers.
Digital transformation in healthcare procurement has accelerated in recent years, following broader adoption of B2B e-commerce in other industries.
Aumet focuses on making healthcare purchasing more efficient, and Startups UAE lists it among the healthtech marketplaces active in the UAE.
More details about its current markets and services are best checked on the company's website.
The platform lets buyers such as pharmacies and clinics browse products from multiple suppliers, compare prices and availability, and place orders online. For suppliers, it provides access to more customers and a digital channel for receiving and managing orders.
Procurement in healthcare is complex. Buyers must manage large numbers of products, track expiry dates, maintain stock of essential medicines and comply with regulations on how medicines are sourced and stored. Digital tools can reduce errors, save time and improve visibility over spending.
For independent pharmacies in particular, a marketplace can make it easier to find the best prices and ensure reliable supply, helping them compete with larger chains that have more purchasing power.
Data from the platform can also help suppliers understand demand patterns and manage inventory more efficiently.
Aumet has roots in Jordan and has expanded its operations across the Middle East, including the UAE, reflecting the regional nature of healthcare supply chains.
The UAE has a large and growing healthcare sector, with many pharmacies, clinics and hospitals. Most medicines and medical products are imported, making efficient distribution important.
Health authorities regulate the sale and distribution of medicines, and platforms must work within these rules, ensuring that products come from licensed suppliers.
Digital transformation in healthcare procurement has accelerated in recent years, following broader adoption of B2B e-commerce in other industries.
Aumet focuses on making healthcare purchasing more efficient, and Startups UAE lists it among the healthtech marketplaces active in the UAE.
More details about its current markets and services are best checked on the company's website.