A fragmented, late picture
Separate records and slow reporting mean shortages surface only when they are urgent.
Know which participating locations have essential vaccines and medicines, where supplies are running low, and what action is underway. VaxAhead brings stock reporting and supply follow-up together for governments, health agencies and programme partners.
When stock records sit across separate systems, spreadsheets and paper reports, teams struggle to see where supplies are needed, and whether help is already on the way.
Separate records and slow reporting mean shortages surface only when they are urgent.
Surplus in one location stays invisible to another that is running out.
Scattered follow-up, outdated reports and unconfirmed deliveries hide the real position.
These gaps can delay care, increase waste and leave teams spending more time chasing updates than responding to needs.
VaxAhead brings reported stock, agreed minimum levels and replenishment progress into one place.
Stock, baselines and report times, across every location.
Your products, set for each location.
Own the issue, follow the supply, confirm recovery.
Add participating locations, assign users and select the products to monitor at each location.
Connect supported inventory systems or submit authorised stock reports.
Agree a baseline for each product and location, informed by demand, service needs and available data.
Review stock alerts, assign follow-up and coordinate replenishment where your programme manages supply.
Confirm receipts where applicable and check updated stock levels to see whether shortages have been resolved.
No. VaxAhead supports vaccines, medicines and other configured health commodities, including IV fluids.
No. Your programme identifies which products apply to each location. Minimum stock baselines can also differ between locations.
No. Your programme can monitor an agreed selection of products. The information shared depends on the reporting arrangements and integration scope.
Yes. Authorised users can submit stock information through the manual reporting workflow.
It depends on the reporting frequency and connected system. VaxAhead shows when information was last updated and flags missing or outdated reports.
Yes. Institutions can use VaxAhead for oversight and shortage follow-up. Replenishment workflows are available where the programme has responsibility for coordinating supply.
Access is assigned by role and agreed scope. Users see only the programmes, locations and product information they are authorised to access.
Tell us which locations and products you need to monitor. We'll discuss your reporting arrangements and show how VaxAhead could support your team.