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We’ve built healthcare, pharma, and laboratory software around complex regulations, sensitive data, and strict compliance requirements. We can help with yours, too.
Published: 27 October, 2026 · 7 mins read
Exoft helped a US healthcare technology company develop and scale a B2B marketplace for buying and selling surplus medications. Our work covered full-stack development, payment integrations, pharmaceutical traceability, an AI assistant, QA, and DevOps. We also introduced AI-assisted development and testing practices to help the team deliver new features faster. During the partnership, the client’s network grew from 100 to over 2K pharmacies, while the platform expanded to serve larger pharmacy operators and healthcare organizations.
Our client is a US pharma & healthcare technology company operating a B2B marketplace where pharmacies buy and sell medications.
They help with a specific pharmacy challenge: excess inventory. Unsold medications tie up capital and risk expiring, while other pharmacies need the same products but must buy them from wholesalers at higher prices.
The client’s platform connects these pharmacies, letting sellers recover money from surplus inventory and buyers source medications at competitive prices.
The client wanted to turn its early-stage pharmacy marketplace into a scalable, competitive product. That introduced some challenges they needed to solve together with Exoft team:
We’ve built healthcare, pharma, and laboratory software around complex regulations, sensitive data, and strict compliance requirements. We can help with yours, too.
Exoft joined the project in 2021 and scaled the team in 2023, when the client secured its first investments. As the product grew, our team scaled from a few developers to approximately 19 specialists covering frontend and backend development, QA, DevOps, AI, and full team management.
We work closely with the client’s management team to understand business needs and turn customer feedback into features and improvements. But it’s not just development that we cover. Exoft takes part in technical planning, recommends implementation approaches, and adjusts priorities to meet critical business deadlines.
The application supports medication listings, product searches, purchasing, payments, shipping, and returns within one system. Additional functionality includes:
Our engineers developed functionality for processing and generating EPCIS (Electronic Product Code Information Services) records. These records support medication traceability by documenting product information and transfers between trading partners.
The system also needed to account for differences between US states. Certain products and transactions are subject to restrictions depending on the location and status of the buyer or seller. We implemented state-based rules and transaction restrictions to help the platform enforce them.
To simplify common operations, we developed a Claude-powered AI assistant connected to the marketplace through MCP and internal APIs. Instead of manually navigating multiple screens, pharmacy representatives can use natural language to:
The assistant follows existing user permissions and only accesses approved platform functions. Three engineers developed its first working version in approximately one month, ahead of an industry conference.
By scaling the development team and releasing new features quickly, we helped the client strengthen its position in the pharmacy-to-pharmacy surplus inventory market. During our engagement, the platform’s network grew from approximately 100 to over 2K pharmacies.
As the business expanded, we continued adding new capabilities and adapting the platform to support larger pharmacy operators and healthcare organizations. As the platform expanded, the client publicly reported month-over-month transaction volume growth of 50% in mid-2026.
.NET, Angular, Claude, Model Context Protocol (MCP), Azure DevOps