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NEWS2026-09-01•3 min read•Linnea Ingemarsdotter

Myloc Stockpile: new platform for smart administration of preparedness stocks

Myloc launches Myloc Stockpile, a mobile-friendly preparedness platform with real-time overview of stock levels, locations, turnover and expiry dates.

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Myloc AB, a SaaS company from Skåne and specialists in digitalising logistics flows, is now launching the service Myloc Stockpile. A mobile-friendly preparedness platform that helps municipalities, regions and private care providers meet the new legal requirements for physical stockholding of healthcare products.


See the entire emergency stockpile in real time


Myloc Stockpile visualises the emergency stockpile with a real-time overview of stock levels, locations, material turnover and expiry dates. The platform is built for crisis supply and resource-smart consumption. The inventory system therefore also supports tasks, rotations, vulnerability analyses and external collaboration.


Manual documentation is an increased risk


Many organisations still use manual lists to keep track of their emergency stockpiles, which often breaches current legislation and means that changes are easily left undocumented. From 1 January 2027, full control, traceability and quality assurance are required in the handling of emergency stockpiles. Storing goods of high value without modern IT support is therefore a significant legal and financial risk.


  • Automatic traceability:
  • Myloc's system support logs all events automatically. This saves time and secures regulatory compliance.

  • Real-time reporting:
  • In a crisis, or during inspection by the County Administrative Board, immediate insight and control are required. Digital logistics enables rapid response and direct reporting of stock levels.

  • Efficient use of resources:
  • Avoid letting the stockpile become a "graveyard". With systematic control, products can be maintained and rotated continuously according to FEFO (First Expired, First Out).


    Veronica Keding — Senior Business Developer
    Veronica Keding
    Senior Business Developer
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    Two tailored tools for critical logistics


    Stockpile is launched alongside Myloc Trace, the smooth new app for traceable handling of base equipment in care homes and storage facilities.


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    Frequently asked questions

    What is Myloc Stockpile and who is the platform for?

    Myloc Stockpile is a mobile-friendly platform for emergency stockpiles with real-time stock levels, storage locations, material turnover and expiry dates. It is built for preparedness coordinators and crisis preparedness managers in municipalities and regions, as well as private care providers with their own stock, who need to show quickly what exists, where it is and whether it is usable.

    What should a municipality keep track of in its emergency stockpile?

    The municipality needs to know which items are held, in what volumes, in which storage locations, how they are rotated and when they expire. The data needs to be current in real time to be usable in vulnerability analysis and during a crisis or inspection. Myloc Stockpile gathers this in one view.

    What does FEFO mean in an emergency stockpile?

    FEFO stands for First Expired, First Out and means that the products expiring first are also used first. It reduces waste and capital losses in stockpiles where many items carry expiry dates.

    How do you ensure the emergency stockpile stays up to date?

    By rotating the stock through everyday operations instead of leaving it untouched. With systematic control of levels, dates and turnover, products can be used in time, replenished as planned and maintained continuously.

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    Linnea Ingemarsdotter

    Public Relations & Digital Communications Manager