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Pharmacies & clinics

Pharmacy software that tracks the batch and the expiry date

A pharmacy differs from any other shop in one decisive way: an item has an expiry date and a batch. A correct total with the wrong expiry isn't a correct balance, and the loss shows up late, when the goods can no longer be returned.

Tracking that doesn't rely on memory

  • Batch and expiry

    Record the batch and expiry at receipt, so what's approaching expiry surfaces before it gets there.

  • Oldest stock out first

    Issuing favours the nearest expiry, so waste falls without anyone having to remember.

  • User permissions

    Control who edits a price, who grants a discount and who sees cost, with a record of every change.

  • Alternatives

    Link equivalent items so the system can suggest them when the requested one is out.

Books and purchasing

The purchase cycle from distributor to supplier invoice is fully recorded, and the entry is created on receipt. When the accountant or an auditor arrives, there's a document behind every figure rather than a reconstruction from side ledgers.

Common questions

Can I import my current item list?

Yes, from a single Excel file with items, prices and balances. The onboarding team imports it and reconciles it with you before you start.

Does it suit a clinic that doesn't sell medicines?

Yes. A clinic uses invoicing, expenses, accounting and its consumable stock, and leaves the rest. You don't pay for modules you don't run.

Stop the waste before it happens

Start from your items and their expiry dates, and we'll help with the first goods receipt and count.

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