From shelf to receipt in one pass
Dispense against a doctor's prescription or serve a walk-in. Stock decrements from the right batch, the receipt prints, and the sale lands in finance.
Built into the day-to-day
- Dispense straight from a patient's prescription
- Over-the-counter sales for walk-in customers
- Batch chosen automatically by earliest expiry
- Printed receipt with barcode
- Paid, partial and due tracked per sale
- Every sale posts to the pharmacy ledger
The forms and views behind it
The screens your staff actually use to run this, and what each one saves them.
Dispensing against a prescription
Pull up the prescription, confirm quantities, and stock comes off the earliest-expiring batch.
The day's takings
Invoice number, customer, amount and payment status, paid, partial or due.
Walk-in customers on record
Repeat buyers kept on file and linked to their patient record when they are the same person.
What it all adds up to
Sales, purchases and stock reports built from the same transactions the counter creates.
Frequently asked
Can I sell to someone who is not a registered patient?
Does dispensing update stock?
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Learn moreSee Dispensing & Sales working
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