Vizient Announces Three New Solution to Close Supply Chain Performance Gaps

The three solutions are Agentic Sourcing, P2P Price Assurance, and Clinically Integrated Supply Chain.

Key Highlights

  • Agentic Sourcing helps identify and prioritize savings opportunities within fragmented supplier and category spend using contract intelligence and benchmarking data.
  • P2P Price Assurance connects contract and invoice data to resolve discrepancies, protecting negotiated savings and uncovering potential gaps.
  • Clinically Integrated Supply Chain integrates product cost, utilization, and outcomes data to provide a shared view of product performance and value across departments.
  • These solutions aim to improve procurement efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance decision-making in healthcare supply chains.
  • Availability of these new products is expected in early 2027, offering healthcare organizations advanced tools for supply chain optimization.

Vizient has announced three new solutions designed to help health systems address performance gaps across supply chain. BusinessWire has the news.

The first solution, Agentic Sourcing, is meant to help health systems identify and prioritize savings opportunities within fragmented supplier and category spend. The solution will combine Vizient's expertise with contract intelligence and benchmarking data to assess potential value and actionability, guide unmanaged spend toward appropriate contract pathways, and help procurement teams pursue opportunities that may otherwise be difficult to manage.

P2P Price Assurance is designed to protect negotiated savings by connecting contract and invoice intelligence to resolve price and contract discrepancies. This will help healthcare organizations prevent losses and uncover gaps.

Clinically Integrated Supply Chain will connect product cost, utilization, procedural and outcomes data, and contract intelligence to provide a shared view of product performance and value across departments. This will help healthcare organizations identify cost and utilization variation and evaluate product and category decisions.

These new products will be available in early 2027.

About the Author

Matt MacKenzie

Matt MacKenzie

Associate Editor

Matt is Associate Editor for Healthcare Purchasing News.

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