Expiry first
Early alerts before each batch expires, with dispensing ordered by first-expiry-first-out logic.
A BDC product for pharmacies and chains
A pharmacy system connecting point of sale, batches, expiry, alternatives, inventory and accounting in one operating cycle.
Loss can start with an expired item still on the shelf, an available alternative the seller did not know about, or an annual stock count revealing a shortage no one can explain. The Pharmacy system closes those gaps as they happen.
From batch and expiry to alternatives, purchasing and invoicing, every piece of information travels with the operation.
Early alerts before each batch expires, with dispensing ordered by first-expiry-first-out logic.
Suggest an available alternative with the same active ingredient before the customer leaves without buying.
Fast barcode sales with insurance and discount policies and a clear dispensing workflow.
Live balances, purchase orders at reorder level, transfers and supplier accounts.
Automatic entries and tax with preparation for e-invoicing requirements in Saudi Arabia or Egypt.
Slow-moving items, most profitable products and every branch’s movement in a mobile-ready view.
Instead of discovering expiry during stock count, soon-to-expire batches appear early and dispensing can prioritize them first.
When a requested item is missing, the employee can see available alternatives with the same active ingredient, alongside stock and price, according to pharmacy settings.
One operating foundation for independent pharmacies, chains and central warehouses.
POS, expiry, inventory and accounting in one place
Branches, permissions, transfers and performance comparison
Supply, distribution, reorder levels and unified visibility
We review items, batches and branches, configure workflows, migrate essential data, then train and test with the team before launch.
Straight answers about batches, internet, branches and implementation.
Yes. Batches and their dates are recorded, with alerts shaped around policies defined during implementation and support for first-expiry-first-out dispensing.
The POS can be configured to continue essential work and synchronize after connectivity returns, depending on the agreed deployment architecture.
Continuous control reduces stock-count surprises and makes counting faster and more accurate, while the final policy depends on the pharmacy’s accounting and operating procedures.
Usually two to four weeks, depending on item count, branches and data condition, with dedicated time for training and testing.
Yes. Branches, warehouses, transfers, reorder levels and permissions can be managed within one connected operating foundation.
In a free 30-minute demo, we show expiry, alternatives, inventory and branches through a realistic pharmacy workflow.
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