Fit around what already works
Keep the systems, suppliers and responsibilities that already work. DBX ONE targets the recurring jobs around them.
About DBX ONE
DBX ONE is founder-led and developed with one practical test in mind: practice teams should spend less time on repetitive supplier and stock admin after adopting it, not more.
Our story
DBX ONE started while I was at medical school. On GP placements, I kept hearing practice managers describe how much time disappeared into recurring admin, and I saw how easily another piece of software could add a process rather than remove one.
Those early conversations shaped INSIGHTS around the monthly supplier-review workload. Conversations with the people who actually handle clinical stock then shaped STOCKROOM around room replenishment, deliveries and shortages.
Early practices are worked with closely. I would rather adapt the product to a real workflow than ask a practice to change a process that already works just to suit DBX ONE.
Keep the systems, suppliers and responsibilities that already work. DBX ONE targets the recurring jobs around them.
Supplier names, rooms, stock labels and review preferences are configured around the practice instead of forcing a generic process.
The useful measure is simple: less repetitive work, clearer exceptions and fewer avoidable stock interruptions.
Two products, one practical outcome
INSIGHTS reduces the work of turning supplier documents into a monthly review. STOCKROOM reduces the work of checking rooms, reconciling central stock and finding shortages.
Less time turning supplier paperwork into a management view.
Less time working out what each room needs and what central stock can cover.