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Never be caught short on PPE or hygiene supplies.
AIP watches everything your care home or healthcare setting reorders โ PPE, hygiene and continence products, cleaning and infection control, washroom and medical consumables. It tells you what's running low, finds it at the best live price, raises the order and chases the delivery. The buying, done for you, so staff can stay with residents instead of managing the stock room.
The care supplies problem
How AIP fixes it
- Never hit zero: every essential โ PPE, hygiene, continence, infection control โ is watched against its reorder level, with early flags well before you run low.
- Never overpay: live price checks across suppliers, with every quote measured against what you paid last time, so a creeping price gets caught and the budget is protected.
- Never chase again: orders are tracked against their promised date and late suppliers are chased automatically.
- A clear record: every order and its spend sits in one place, ready to export whenever you need it.
- EU-first sourcing: AIP favours EU-based suppliers that ship within the EU โ no customs surprises for an Irish care provider.
What AIP reorders for your setting
PPE โ gloves, aprons, masks; hygiene and continence products; cleaning and infection control; washroom consumables โ soap, paper, sanitiser; and general medical consumables. AIP looks after the supplies you depend on every day โ not pharmaceuticals โ keeping an eye on each one and reordering it at the best live price.
Built in Ireland, for Irish & EU care providers
AIP is built in Ireland and set up for how Irish and EU care homes and healthcare settings actually buy โ euro pricing, EU-based suppliers, VAT and delivery accounted for, and your data kept in your control. It runs alongside how you work today; nothing to rip out, and orders and spend export to CSV whenever you need them.
See it on your own supply list.
Start a free 14-day trial โ no card charged today โ or explore the live demo first.