Scheduled and on-demand runs
Recurring routes between care sites and urgent requests, planned and dispatched in one place.
A Nicktion product · Healthcare
DMSHealthcare deliveries,
accounted for.
DMS is delivery management for healthcare logistics: lab specimens, medications and medical equipment moving between clinics, labs, pharmacies and hospitals.
It comes from the work the Nicktion team did every day: runs that couldn't be late, and handoffs that had to be on record.
The problem
In healthcare, a delivery is part of care.
A specimen that arrives late may have to be collected again. A medication run that changes mid-route still has to reach the right place, on time.
Every pickup and handoff has an owner, a time and a place. When that record lives in calls, texts and paper logs, answering "where is it?" or "what happened?" takes too long.
Every handoff on record. Every run accounted for.The product
Built around healthcare runs.
Pickup to handoff
Each item is tracked from pickup to drop-off, with who had it at every step.
Time-critical priorities
Stat and time-window deliveries stand out, so dispatch sees what has to go first.
Delivery records
Timestamps, signatures and proof stay attached to every run for later questions.
How it works
From request to signed handoff.
How a healthcare run moves through DMS.
Request
A clinic, lab or pharmacy requests a pickup, or a scheduled run comes due.
Dispatch
The run is assigned to a driver by route, priority and time window.
Pick up
The driver confirms pickup, and the item is on record.
Hand off
Each handoff is recorded with time and recipient.
Close
The run closes with proof of delivery and a complete history.
Who it's for
For teams that move healthcare deliveries.
DMS is delivery management software. It does not store patient records or make clinical decisions.
Medical courier services
Specimen, pharmacy and equipment runs where timing and proof matter.
Labs and pharmacies
Organizations that run their own pickups and deliveries between sites.
Healthcare dispatch teams
Dispatchers juggling scheduled routes, urgent requests and changing priorities.
Point of view
The team ran these deliveries before building the software.
DMS reflects what the team learned running healthcare logistics: the hard part isn't the drive, it's knowing who has what, and proving it when someone asks.
Contact
Let's talk about your healthcare deliveries.
Tell us how your runs work today (sites, volumes, what's hard) to find out whether DMS fits.
Discuss DMS