Pharmacies

Batches and expiry dates, handled at the counter

Every medicine is counted by batch, with its own expiry date and printed price. The counter picks the batch that expires first, and you see what is about to expire while there is still time to sell it.

What you get

Built around your day

1

Batch-wise stock

Receive goods with batch number, expiry and price, and count stock per batch.

2

First expiry, first out

At the counter, the batch that expires first is picked for you.

3

Price per batch

Each batch sells at its own printed price, so a new print run never needs a price edit.

4

Near-expiry list

See what expires in the next 30, 60 or 90 days before it becomes a loss.

5

Write-offs in the books

Expired stock is written off and recorded in your accounts in the same step.

6

Low-stock list

Out-of-date stock is left out of the count, so a short shelf never looks full.

Batch-wise
stock and sales

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