Pharmacy counter & stock
For retail pharmacies and clinic dispensaries. A counter that never gets the strip-piece arithmetic wrong, batches that sell earliest-expiry first, and a radar that turns expiring stock back into money on the rep’s next visit.
Measured at the counter
15 seconds
Sell three medicines including a strip→piece switch — keyboard only, receipt printed.
2 minutes
Receive a ten-line company-rep purchase with batch numbers and expiry dates.
1 tap
Out-of-stock brand → every in-stock substitute of the same generic and strength.
Pharmacy
01
Type three letters of brand or generic, Enter, done. Unit-aware cart converts box, strip and piece from each medicine’s own tree — the arithmetic that kills pharmacy software, property-tested here. Works offline; the receipt prints with batch numbers and your DGDA licence line.
02
"Napa is out" — one tap lists every in-stock brand of the same generic and strength, with price per piece, shelf and batch. One more tap swaps it into the cart. The pharmacist’s most repeated moment of the day, answered instantly instead of from memory.
03
The cart picks the earliest-expiry batch automatically; near-expiry lines flag amber so it is sold consciously. "Why is stock X?" is always answered by the append-only movement ledger.
04
Batches inside each company’s return window, grouped by the rep who visits you, with the recoverable taka in the header. Build the memo, print it with his signature line, track the credit — expiry loss becomes a recovery, and the report proves the ROI.
05
Pick the company, repeat the last order, Enter through quantity, batch, expiry and cost — last cost pre-filled, changes flagged amber. Expiry is mandatory for tracked medicines: an invoice cannot post half-safe.
06
Refill history means "গত মাসের ওষুধগুলা আবার দেন" is one tap. Baki ledger with collect and reminder SMS, and the allergy note surfaces on the counter the moment the customer is attached.
07
Flagged medicines prompt the register fields inline at sale time; the register itself is append-only and exports date-ranged in a DGDA-inspection-friendly layout.
08
Daily sales and methods, top movers, margin from real batch costs, dues both directions, stock valuation — and expiry loss versus recovered, the radar’s own scoreboard.
Pharmacy counter & stock
On its own, billed monthly. Free for your first 14 days. Running several branches? Talk to us on WhatsApp before you buy.
The wrong strip price, the expired batch found by a customer, the taka lost to expiry — all optional now. Open the counter, type three letters, and sell it right.
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