Capabilities — Purefire

Custom software

Applications for the people who run the business.

Web applications, operator portals, and staff tools.
Member or customer areas with directory sign-in, single sign-on, and delegated accounts.
Marketplaces and order flows — including cases where settlement already exists elsewhere and the platform should not take payments.
Integrations with the systems you already run: files, APIs, and partner exchanges.
Workflow, inventory, and operations software with exception queues a person can actually clear.
Separate views for operators, customers, suppliers, and warehouse or field teams.
Interfaces for a desk, a counter, a floor, or a phone.
Operator training and a written handover.

Brand and demand work that can stand on its own, or sit beside a software build.

Names, visual systems, and tone that pass internal legal review when the client needs that.
Marketing sites, product sites, and campaign pages.
Content and communications for customers, members, and the public — distinct voices when the audiences differ.
Analytics configured so you do not collect data you cannot defend.
Accessibility-minded public pages.
Email and messaging from the client’s own stack.
Launch and enablement copy that matches the software.
Claim review for anything that could be read as a clinical, savings, or regulated promise.

Useful when the records already exist and leadership is tired of five exports.

Private AI deployed in the client’s environment; they retain the system and the workflows.
No vendor-wide training on tenant data.
Document intake and extraction, with a human confirmation step before anything is treated as source of truth.
Electronic signature in the same onboarding flow when agreements have to move with the file.
Executive analytics tied back to underlying records — fill rates, cycle times, exceptions, activity, whatever the business actually steers by.
Human approval on irreversible actions.
Audit of prompts, retrievals, and actions when the engagement needs it.

Encryption in transit and at rest; secrets kept out of source code.
Least-privilege roles, access reviews, logged break-glass.
Separate development, test, and production — no production data in demos.
Synthetic or de-identified data in lower environments.
Logging that can support an investigation.
Backup, restore tests, and a documented recovery path.
Scanning in the delivery pipeline.
Evidence for a client’s vendor questionnaire when asked — without implying a certificate we do not hold.
Incident-response runbooks agreed before go-live.

Experience in US pharmaceutical distribution and healthcare networks informs how we handle trading, privacy, and audit.

Healthcare network software: membership, roles, marketplaces, and operator views.
Pharmacy interchange: catalogs, purchase orders, acknowledgments, invoices, inventory advice, shipment notices — including partner dialects of the same standard.
Secure file exchange, isolated per trading partner; validation before a bad file becomes a bad shelf.
GPO and warehouse inventory: receiving, lot/batch and expiry, allocations without double-promising stock, cycle counts, and an auditable trail.
Predictive inventory from order history, lead times, and partner signals, with a human still owning the purchase.
Paperless partner onboarding: licenses, contracts, AI extraction, and e-sign.
We follow HIPAA guidelines for systems that may touch protected health information: minimum necessary access, encryption, audit, and no casual use of public AI tools on that data.