Medora keeps a record of the biomedical equipment you maintain, schedules its preventive maintenance, tracks supply stock and alerts you when maintenance is due or a warranty is about to expire. Built and supported in Paraguay.
A record of each device with its category, the department where it is located, the customer it belongs to and its intake date.
Schedules per device, assigned to a technician. Every service visit is added to the device's history.
Scheduled maintenance in weekly and monthly views.
Supply stock with incoming and outgoing movements and suppliers. An alert when a supply reaches its minimum stock.
Alerts for upcoming maintenance, overdue maintenance and warranties about to expire.
A service report for each intervention and the device's documents, stored in its record.
Questions about devices, maintenance and alerts in plain language from an AI assistant.
For anyone who maintains medical equipment, their own or their customers'. Medora fits the two most common cases.
The biomedical engineering or maintenance department keeps track of every device in the institution.
Companies that maintain equipment across several hospitals and clinics manage their technicians and their customers in one system.
It also works for medical equipment distributors that provide after-sales service and for independent technicians.
Many hospitals and technical service companies in Paraguay still track maintenance in Excel spreadsheets or on paper. That works until something slips through:
Medora brings all of that into one system with automatic alerts. And because we build it in Paraguay, support is local and in your time zone.
Tell us whether you are a hospital or a technical service company and how many devices you manage, and we will show you Medora with that case.