Exclusive: Startup bttn. Takes On Medical Supply Ordering With $1.5M Seed

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closed on a $1.5 million seed round, anchored by Amol Deshpande, to automate the purchase of medical supplies. “My background is in software sales at Microsoft, and we started and then sold PPE.Exchange, a marketplace to alleviate supply shortages during the pandemic,” Garwood told Crunchbase News. “As we talked to health care companies, we learned how hard it was to purchase supplies at a fair price. “We are taking a process that traditionally involved fax machines or a sales rep, and putting it on a web application for order automation,” he added. “JT and Jack understand where small hospital systems are coming from when buying goods, and have easier options for how to do it.

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