The mSupply Foundation is an organisation focused on improving health outcomes through effective health supply chain management. Its area of expertise is supply chain software, and the mSupply system is described as the most widely used of its kind in low- and middle-income countries. Through Open mSupply, the Foundation aims to make a cost-effective difference to medicine availability and health outcomes.

Alongside Open mSupply, the Foundation develops projects that form a broader ecosystem for supply chain and regulatory affairs management. Conforma is a medicine registration system funded by Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The Universal Codes Server links country-specific codes for medicines and consumables in mSupply with standard universal codes. Health Supply Hub provides a digital space for countries to work with pharmaceutical suppliers on procurement activities. The Foundation also supports DTAC, which aims to improve access to essential medicines and contribute to long-term health system development across the wider Indo-Pacific region. Its website also shares project information, stories, user guides, learning resources, accreditation information and contact details.