Provisio runs the full lifecycle of healthcare equipment planning: planning and budgeting through procurement, implementation, and lifecycle management. One source of equipment truth for clinical, facilities, procurement, engineering, and finance teams, across every project and every facility.
Built for hospitals, health systems, and the planning teams that deliver their projects.
Room lists sit in a dozen workbooks across a dozen inboxes. Nobody is certain which revision the contractor is building to.
Estimates age quietly. Escalation, scope changes, and reuse decisions surface late, when the remaining options are expensive.
Clinical, facilities, and procurement review in email threads. Approvals stall, and the procurement window closes.
Each stage inherits the data from the one before it. The room list you approve becomes the budget, the budget becomes the purchase plan, and the purchase plan becomes the asset record you manage for the next fifteen years.
Build a standard room type once, govern it through review, and apply it across every matching room in the portfolio. When the standard changes, every project inherits the change and every deviation is flagged for approval.
Applied to 14 rooms across 3 facilities. Last change: monitor standard updated.
1 deviation pending review. Room 2.104 requests a non-standard warming cabinet. Routed to clinical standards committee.
Estimate at the line level, roll up by room, department, project, and program, and model escalation against the date equipment actually arrives. Every change is versioned, so the variance conversation starts with evidence instead of opinion.
Line level costing with your own historical pricing, allowances, and contingency rules.
Apply rates by category and delivery window to see the cost of a slipped date before it slips.
Track approved, committed, and forecast positions against the plan, continuously.
Quantify the saving from relocating existing assets and carry it into the approved budget.
Program leadership sees status, budget position, and risk across the whole capital portfolio without waiting for a monthly deck. Project teams see only what they own. Everyone works from the same record.
Provisio is a single platform rather than a set of point tools, so the data entered once in planning carries all the way through to the asset register.
The gain is not a better spreadsheet. It is a shorter path from clinical intent to installed, commissioned equipment.
Planning, approval, and procurement run in sequence without rekeying data between teams.
Accurate estimates, modeled escalation, and live variance replace end-of-quarter reconciliation.
Governed libraries reduce variation across sites, which simplifies training, service, and supply.
Clinical, facilities, procurement, engineering, and project teams work on one record with clear roles.
Dashboards and reporting show project and portfolio status the moment leadership asks for it.
Long lead items, missing approvals, and specification conflicts surface while there is still time to act.
One tenant supports many facilities, many programs, and the security posture your organization requires.
Provisio connects through documented APIs and structured import and export, so equipment data moves between planning, finance, procurement, design, and operations without manual re-entry.
Push approved budgets, commitments, and capitalized asset records into the system of record.
Hand off requisitions and receive purchase order and delivery status back against each line.
Transfer commissioned assets with location, warranty, and service data at project handover.
Keep room and equipment data aligned between the model and the equipment plan.
Sync milestones and dependencies with the master schedule your program already uses.
Single sign-on and directory driven provisioning so access follows your existing policy.
Feed governed datasets to your analytics platform for enterprise level reporting.
Import legacy equipment lists, mass update specifications, and export at any level of detail.
Cloud deployment with independently audited controls, covering the safeguards healthcare organizations expect from a system that touches capital, patient environment, and asset data.
Role-based permissions down to project, facility, and field level, with single sign-on support.
Data encrypted in transit and at rest, with key management handled at the platform layer.
Immutable change history across specifications, budgets, and approvals for governance review.
Scheduled backups with a documented disaster recovery approach and defined recovery objectives.
Monitored infrastructure with capacity to scale across large multi-facility programs.
SOC 2 Type II audited, ISO 27001 certified, and HIPAA compliant. Reports and current scope are shared under NDA for your security review.
Confirms that the equipment in each room supports the care model, and signs off on the room list.
Holds space and room data, tracks infrastructure requirements, and coordinates installation.
Packages the plan into sourcing events and tracks orders through to delivery.
Assesses existing assets for reuse and receives the commissioned asset register.
Owns the schedule, the milestones, and the dependencies between equipment and construction.
Approves budgets, monitors commitment against plan, and reports capital position to the board.
We map your current process, then load existing equipment lists, standards, and asset inventories into the platform.
Roles, approval workflows, room templates, cost structures, and integrations are configured to your governance model.
Role-specific training for planners, clinical reviewers, procurement, and executives, with documentation your team keeps.
A named support path, release updates, and periodic reviews as your project portfolio grows.
Yes. Import utilities handle spreadsheets and structured exports from legacy tools, and bulk editing lets you clean and standardize the data once it is loaded. Migration is part of the implementation process rather than something you do alone.
Projects roll up into programs and portfolios. Standards and libraries are shared at the enterprise level while each project keeps its own room lists, budgets, and schedules. Permissions determine what each user sees across the structure.
No. Provisio is the planning and equipment system of record. It hands approved requisitions to procurement, sends budget and asset data to finance, and receives status back through APIs, so each system keeps doing what it does best.
You set escalation rates by equipment category and time period. The platform applies them against the expected delivery date of each line, so a schedule change immediately shows its cost impact rather than surfacing at reconciliation.
Yes. Equipment planners, architects, and construction partners can be given scoped access to the projects and rooms they work on, with every action recorded in the audit trail.
Yes. Terminology, workflows, approval structures, dashboards, and branding are configurable, and the platform can be deployed to match your naming and governance conventions.