Pharmacy & stock
The prescription is already there — checked against the patient’s allergies.
The pharmacist sees what the doctor prescribed, checks each medicine against the patient — with any allergy clash shown in red — and sends it to the till. Behind the counter: batches, expiry dates, purchase orders and stock counts.
The review station warns that this patient is allergic to penicillin and aspirin before anything is handed over.
Review station, point of sale, batches and expiry, purchase orders, stock counts, transfers and supplier returns.
Clinical review
Each prescribed medicine checked against the patient and the shelf before it goes to the till.
Point of sale
Barcode scanning, held sales, discounts, refunds, cash and card.
Prescription-only control
A prescription-only medicine cannot be sold on a cashier’s own authority.
Batches and expiry
Every batch tracked, and expiring stock shown before it expires.
Buying and counting
Suppliers, purchase orders, supplier returns, stock counts and transfers.
The details that make the difference.
Everything on this page is in the software today. Nothing here is a promise for later.
- ✓Low stock and expiry alerts on the managing screen
- ✓A movement ledger for every unit in and out
- ✓Import medicines, stock and suppliers from a spreadsheet
- ✓Available as a separate Pharmacy product for standalone pharmacies
One record, shared by every room.
The doctor’s console
One screen for the consultation: notes, specialty chart, orders, prescriptions with allergy checks, and the visit report.
Read moreBilling & the cash drawer
Invoices, part payments, refunds, the checkout desk, cash handover, expenses and revenue reports.
Read moreSafety, privacy & backups
Allergy and critical-result safety, roles, the audit trail, clinic separation, backups and three languages.
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