Pharmacy Management
Stop losing money to expiry and dead stock, and bill faster at the counter.
Who it is for
Retail pharmacies, chemist chains and in-house hospital pharmacies.
The problem this is built around
A pharmacy makes its margin in single digits and loses it in two places: stock that expires on the shelf, and stock that was never going to sell but got ordered anyway because the person ordering was going from memory.
The second cost is the counter itself. A queue at 7pm is not a stock problem, it is a billing-speed problem, and it decides whether the customer comes back.
Both are the same underlying gap — the shop does not have a live, batch-level picture of what it is actually holding.
What it handles
- Billing at the counter
- Batch and expiry-wise inventory
- Near-expiry and low-stock alerts
- Purchase entry and supplier orders
- Returns and adjustments
- Sales, purchase, margin and P&L
- Multiple stores under one owner, each seeing only its own stock
Your data stays in India, and each organisation sees only its own
Access rules, audit records and where your data is stored — all of it is written down.
Works alongside
Stockist & Distribution
Pharmaceutical stockists, distributors and warehouses supplying pharmacies and hospitals.
Hospital Management
Hospitals and nursing homes running OPD and IPD together, usually with an in-house pharmacy and lab.
Clinic Management
Single-doctor clinics, polyclinics and small day-care centres with a reception desk.