BCM helps national blood services turn the annual blood collection plan into sufficient blood for every patient in need. Plan every drive, run every session, and see every unit, from the site to the laboratory.
For national blood services, ministries of health and blood collection organisations.
Our vision
Sufficient blood for every patient in need, in every country.
Our mission is to help countries turn blood collection plans into sufficient blood supply, through data-driven planning, forecasting, performance monitoring and operational coordination.
How it works
From the sites where donors give, to the plan, the drive, the supplies and the results. One connected system instead of a stack of spreadsheets.
Know where collections happen.
Decide what must be collected.
Plan staff, vehicles and activities.
Manage refreshments and supplies.
Measure performance and achievement.
Why BCM
Blood collection is still planned in spreadsheets in many countries: one sheet per month, totals typed by hand, results that arrive weeks later. BCM replaces that with one shared plan that every centre works from, and shows each day how close the country is to its target.
Talk to us about your countryEach figure on a dashboard leads back to a planned session and what was really collected there.
Field teams record results at schools, camps and parishes, even with no signal. It sends when they reconnect.
Your centres, regions, holidays, languages and currency. Configured for you, never hard-coded.
Contacts are encrypted, access follows each person's role, and every change is recorded.
Who it's for
Each centre sees its own work, national leaders see the whole country, and every organisation keeps its own way of working, set up for it rather than built into the code.
For donors
Soon, anyone will be able to see upcoming blood drives, search by school, district or province, and get a reminder the day before. One donation can save more than one life.
Coming soonSee BCM with your own centres, sites and calendar. We set it up for your country.
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