Launching 2027Now signing GPOs
Let’s talkPut network intelligence to work
Our planned approach starts with work your members and suppliers have a reason to return to. Evaluate one complete workflow, then use the experience and evidence to guide what comes next.
Launching in 2027. Signing GPOs now. Request a discovery call to learn about our launch partnerships.
Explore launch partnerships
Bring your priorities and questions. Learn what we’re building for 2027 and discuss how it could fit the way your group, members, and suppliers work together.
A GPO leader or operations lead can start the conversation. You do not need to prepare a technical specification or share confidential records to learn about launch partnerships.
Member participation, supplier programs, purchasing visibility, or the coordination around everyday work.
The GPO team, members, and suppliers whose work and relationships shape your priorities.
Your current systems, the changes you are considering, and what you want to understand about Ondori’s launch.
A GPO sponsor and operations lead identify the priority, the workflow owner, and the people who would use it. Map the portal, source systems, and information involved, including what must continue throughout a change.
Choose a recurring task that matters to the group and its participants: a reporting review, program proposal, or product inquiry. Define what AI prepares, what people decide, and how you will compare the pilot with today’s process.
System and data owners confirm source quality, rights to use the information, reporting detail, and connection constraints. Define what each role could see and who would approve sharing, changes, and publication.
Ask GPO, member, and supplier participants to complete the agreed workflow. Check source references, approval boundaries, and how missing evidence is handled. Compare relevant measures—such as repeat participation, response time, and completed next steps—with the baseline agreed for the pilot.
Review participant feedback and the agreed measures with the GPO sponsor. Resolve gaps before widening the rollout. Broaden capabilities, participants, or connected systems when acceptance and readiness support the next scope.
A boundary for each function
Your existing systems can inform a more intelligent working environment. Define the role, information source, and acceptance criteria for each function before changing it.
An existing system continues to perform a function. Approved information can inform the Ondori participant experience where an appropriate connection is feasible.
Some activities move into Ondori while other processes remain in existing systems. The operating boundary is defined around the agreed workflow.
A selected function may move into an Ondori module when that capability and its migration meet the group’s requirements.
Try it now
Tell us about your network and what you want to improve. Ondori’s AI drafts a starting brief you can bring to a discovery call.
Your brief will appear here.
Looking ahead to adoption
Yes. Ondori launches in 2027, and we’re signing GPOs now. Request a discovery call to learn about our launch partnerships. Individual scope, access, and timing are discussed directly with each group.
The proposed approach considers each function separately. Connected and hybrid options can retain specialist systems, subject to the information, rights, and interfaces available. A discovery conversation does not commit the group to a complete migration.
A schedule can be established after the scope, source information, access requirements, and participant needs are understood. Timing depends on those requirements and the maturity of the capabilities in scope.
We assess potential connections against your actual systems and agreed scope. Available interfaces and permission to use the information determine what is feasible.
Launching 2027 · Now signing GPOs
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