Safer stock selection
Batch-aware quantities and FEFO ordering help staff use eligible stock before later-expiring alternatives.
All solutions
Pharmacies
Control prescriptions, batches, expiry, dispensing, and sales.
Keep medicine identity, prescription work, batch quantities, FEFO selection, expiry controls, stock movement, billing, and payments connected.
What this solution helps you control
Traceable dispensing
Prescription items, dispensing decisions, batches, quantities, payments, and responsible users remain connected.
Better expiry control
Teams can review approaching expiry, quarantine, recall, shortages, and replenishment needs by location.
Common requirements
- Medicine profiles and batches that retain strength, form, expiry, and stock location
- Prescription and dispensing controls that remain attributable to authorized staff
- Early visibility of expiring, quarantined, recalled, or low-stock medicines
A typical workflow
- 1
Create medicine profiles and receive batch stock into the correct branch or pharmacy location.
- 2
Capture or review the prescription and confirm the authorized dispensing work.
- 3
Select eligible batches, dispense the approved quantity, and complete billing or checkout.
- 4
Monitor expiry, quarantine, recall, movement, valuation, and replenishment requirements.
The workspaces behind this solution
Pharmacy
Control medicine identity, prescriptions, batches, dispensing, expiry, recalls, and pharmacy stock.
Review the workspaceInventory
Separate warehouse and selling stock while retaining one traceable product and movement history.
Review the workspacePoint of Sale
Fast branch checkout with accountable payments, cash control, returns, promotions, and customer loyalty.
Review the workspaceAccounting
Branch-aware payment accounts and operating ledgers connected directly to sales and purchasing activity.
Review the workspaceLocal and cloud deployment
Use local checkout and inventory where branch continuity is required. Add Local + Cloud for prescription oversight, synchronization, backup, multi-branch reporting, and centralized administration.