Technology Partner Spotlight: Open mSupply & Neotree
Discover how Open mSupply and NeoTree enable DHIS2 integration for supply chain management and neonatal care—strengthening stock visibility, clinical decision support, and coordinated health service delivery.
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23 Oct 2026Time
14:00 CETIn the Technology Partner Spotlight: Open mSupply & NeoTree Webinar, Open mSupply and NeoTree demonstrate how integrated tools strengthen supply chain management and neonatal care across health systems. Open mSupply is the most widely used open-source LMIS in low- and middle-income countries, a complete warehouse and logistics management solution covering forecasting, procurement, inventory, distribution, cold chain and dispensing, all offline-first. It integrates with DHIS2 today, from pushing logistics indicators into dashboards to connecting with DHIS2 Real-Time Stock Management, and there is more we would like to do to expand this integration further.
NeoTree is a digital health system that helps healthcare workers care for newborns by combining bedside data capture, clinical decision support, training, and reporting tools.
Specifically we will discuss:
- Experiences with Open mSupply and NeoTree deployments connected to DHIS2 in countries managing health commodities and maternal/newborn programs.
- Key features of Open mSupply for stock tracking, consumption reporting, and facility-level inventory control with DHIS2 synchronization.
- NeoTree’s role in providing digital protocols for newborn care, including clinical decision support and data capture at the bedside.
- Data flows linking real-time stock visibility with point-of-care insights, enabling better commodity access and improved newborn outcomes.
- Guidance on getting started with these integrations or accessing implementation support from DHIS2 partners.
Join us to explore real-world integration examples, learn about Open mSupply and NeoTree capabilities with DHIS2, and discover how your programs can implement these tools for stronger supply chains and newborn health systems.