UNSPSC 43232105: Charting software

Software that provides templates for adding the drawing and diagramming of charts.

UNSPSC 43232105 Charting software is a Commodity code capturing specialized software for campus calendar management, event scheduling, and related organizational applications procured by higher education institutions, state health systems, and county government agencies. State and local buyers use this code for platform licensing and implementation of calendar, scheduling, and event-management solutions that integrate with existing enterprise systems such as facility management platforms, student information systems, and human resources infrastructure. Recent solicitations show higher education and healthcare systems purchasing integrated event and calendar solutions alongside implementation, training, and multi-year support agreements.

Universities and county health systems dominate recent activity under this code. University of Wisconsin–Green Bay issued RFB 2026GRBALL01355 on July 14, 2026 (due August 14) for unified campus calendar software compatible with Accruent/EMS, available for up to five years with annual renewals. The Inland Empire Health Plan, a California-based Medi-Cal managed care entity serving 1.4 million members across Riverside and San Bernardino counties, posted RFP2607045 on May 7, 2026 (due June 19) for a fully integrated cloud-based ambulatory EHR system with telehealth, mobile, and patient portal functionality supporting 150+ providers across 10+ clinic locations—a broader procurement that combines charting with practice management and revenue cycle functions. The Orange County Transportation Authority solicited RFP 250192 on July 8, 2026 (due June 23, already passed) for Enterprise Asset Management System Phase 2 consulting services working with Hexagon EAM software. Geographic activity clusters in California and the Pacific Northwest, with secondary activity in Florida and Texas. The code shows steady demand for integrated event-management and scheduling platforms tied to institutional digital transformation initiatives, particularly among large health systems and university systems managing complex multi-location operations and seeking to consolidate legacy systems into unified, cloud-based solutions.