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What Does GPC Stand For?

  • Writer: Isabelle Miller
    Isabelle Miller
  • Aug 10
  • 3 min read

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Written by: Isabelle Miller


A warehouse worker operates a forklift surrounded by stacked boxes with a banner reading ‘Forklift Measure Software,’ while the adjoining image shows a rough gravel road with several large water-filled potholes.

When people search “What does GPC stand for?”, they usually expect a simple acronym.But for us, GPC is more than three letters — it’s a story of evolution, innovation, and a technology journey that started in healthcare and grew into a multi-industry solution used worldwide.


From Healthcare Origins to Intelligent Measurement


GPC was originally known as GP Commissioning Solutions:

  • GP referred to General Practitioners, reflecting our roots in healthcare.

  • Commissioning Solutions described our mission to provide digital tools that improved clinical workflows and service delivery.


As our technology evolved, so did our identity. We shortened the name from GPC Systems, to GPC — signalling a shift from healthcare-only tools to intelligent, real-time measurement across multiple sectors.


Today, GPC doesn’t stand for a phrase.It stands for a capability: precision, adaptability, and digital measurement done right.


What GPC Means Today

Today, GPC is recognised as a leader in 3D dimensioning software — solutions that measure the physical world with speed and accuracy.


Our technology helps organisations capture reliable size, shape and volume data in real time, powering smarter decision-making in:

  • Logistics and warehousing

  • Road and infrastructure monitoring

  • Smart cities and transport

  • Healthcare environments


From freight to highways to hospitals — GPC makes measurement easy, consistent, and scalable.


Our Journey: From Clinical Tools to Cross-Industry Innovation

Our early measurement tools were designed for wound assessment in healthcare — capturing repeatable, accurate dimensions that improved patient care.


But the underlying insight was bigger: If you can measure one environment accurately, you can measure many.


That led us into new domains:

Sector
Application

Infrastructure

Detecting and quantifying potholes and road defects

Logistics & Warehousing

Measuring pallets and parcels instantly

Retail & Packaging

Optimising space and reducing volumetric waste

What began in healthcare became a foundation for innovation far beyond it.


Where GPC Operates Today

We now support a wide ecosystem of industries that rely on accurate, real-time dimensional data:

  • Healthcare – Digital wound measurement

  • Highways & Infrastructure – Surface defect detection

  • Logistics & Supply Chain – Parcel and pallet scanning

  • Retail & Warehousing – Packaging optimisation and planning

  • Smart Transport – Spatial awareness for public assets

Different sectors, one challenge: physical measurement at speed.


What Is 3D Dimensioning Software?

3D dimensioning software uses cameras, sensors and spatial algorithms to automatically calculate the size and volume of physical objects — no tape measures, no guesswork, no delays.

With GPC technology, users can:

  • Measure anything from parcels to potholes in seconds

  • Capture consistent, auditable dimensional data

  • Integrate results directly into WMS, TMS, ERP or inspection systems

It’s smarter measurement — without extra workflow friction.


Why Teams Choose GPC

Proven Expertise – Tech used from NHS to national logistics networks

Scalable – Works in single depots or nationwide rollouts

Real-World Ready – Built for speed, accuracy and high throughput

Easy Integration – Fits into existing systems without disruption


Summary

So, what does GPC stand for today?

It stands for a company shaped by innovation, trusted by industry, and committed to delivering fast, accurate dimensioning technology that removes friction from operations.

Three letters — one mission: measure more intelligently.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


1. Does GPC still stand for “GP Commissioning Solutions”?

Historically yes, but today GPC is a standalone name representing a broader technology company, not just healthcare commissioning.


2. Why did GPC move beyond healthcare?

Because the measurement technology we developed had wider applications in logistics, infrastructure, retail and public services.


3. Is GPC still active in healthcare?

Yes — healthcare remains part of our portfolio, but the technology now supports multiple industries.


4. What does GPC focus on today?

Real-time 3D dimensioning software — automating the capture of size, volume and spatial data to improve operational accuracy.


5. Who uses GPC solutions now?

Logistics operators, warehouses, infrastructure agencies, healthcare providers, and organisations that rely on accurate measurement at scale.


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