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NotiSphere

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HTMwire assessment

NotiSphere is a cloud-based recall and supply-disruption communication platform that directly connects medical product suppliers with healthcare providers. It digitizes and automates recall alerts, centralizes compliance documentation, and gives real-time visibility into recalls, backorders, and shortages, ensuring providers who purchased an affected product are notified while reducing false notices. Acquired by PAR Excellence Systems in January 2025, it is now offered within PAR's supply chain solutions.

Key Features

  • Supplier-to-provider recall notification network
  • Automated recall and supply-disruption alerts
  • Two-way digital response between providers and suppliers
  • Centralized compliance-ready documentation
  • Real-time visibility into recalls, backorders, and shortages

What It Helps You Do

Faster recall response Fewer false recall notices Compliance-ready recall records

What Sets Them Apart

Acts as a digital network between product suppliers and healthcare providers, notifying only providers who purchased an affected item to cut recall false positives.

How NotiSphere Uses AI

No AI/ML

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Key Numbers

  • Founded 2018

Tags

recall-management supply-disruption supplier-provider-network compliance-workflow healthcare-saas

Trust Signals

Founders
Guillermo Ramas (founder and CEO)
Investors / Funding
Royal Street Ventures, Okapi Ventures, Stage Venture Partners, Rise of the Rest Seed Fund, Coelius Capital, Supernode Ventures, Cedars-Sinai Health Ventures

Frequently Asked Questions

How does NotiSphere automate recalls?

NotiSphere is a cloud platform that connects product suppliers directly with healthcare providers, digitizing and automating recall alerts, enabling two-way electronic responses, and centralizing compliance documentation in one place.

Does NotiSphere reduce recall false positives?

Yes. The platform focuses on notifying only providers who actually purchased an affected product, which it positions as a way to reduce noise and false recall notices.

Does NotiSphere handle backorders and shortages too?

Yes. While it started with medical device recalls, NotiSphere now covers broader supply disruptions including backorders and shortages, giving real-time visibility across stakeholders.

Who owns NotiSphere now?

NotiSphere was acquired by PAR Excellence Systems in January 2025 and is offered within PAR's supply chain solutions. It was founded in 2018 by Guillermo Ramas and is based in Los Angeles, California.

Sources

  1. NotiSphere - Enterprise Recall Management Software
  2. NotiSphere Raises $3.6M Series Seed (GlobeNewswire)

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Last updated: June 8, 2026