ERP and CRM for medical equipment
Manage equipment, customers and operations in one place.
When equipment details, customer contacts and invoices sit in separate tools, the connections get lost. EMAS brings these tasks together in a shared management system.
Day-to-day use
For dealers, service providers and teams managing medical equipment and the associated customer relationships.
Record items and assets
Maintain equipment details and assign assets to sites and storage locations. Keep supporting documents with the relevant equipment or lot.
Manage customer relationships
Manage customers and organisations and review customer history. View each customer contact in the context of previous activity.
Handle transport and billing
Work with transport, invoices and accounting in EMAS. Equipment management and commercial tasks are part of the same software.
Organise teamwork and reporting
Work with roles, import and export your data, and review activity using the available statistics.
See the software
On the left is the administration workspace for equipment, auctions and bids. On the right is the mobile view your buyers use to inspect equipment and submit offers. The original screens are in English.
Common questions
What does the ERP area cover?
EMAS includes item and asset management, sites and storage locations, transport, invoicing and accounting. In the demo we walk through the tasks your business needs.
Which CRM features are available?
The system includes customer and organisation management and customer history. Your team can work on customer relationships with previous activity in view.
Can we import data and work with roles?
Import, export, roles and statistics are available. We can look at the data fields, formats and permissions for your workflow together in the demo.
What we show you in the demo
We walk you through the management system and buyer view. Bring a typical workflow from your business so we can explore how EMAS would fit.
- View an asset with its location and documents
- Open a customer and their history
- Walk through transport, invoices and statistics