Point of sale · Pharmacies
Thousands of boxes,and every one has a date on it.
A pharmacy carries more distinct items than almost any other shop on the street, each with an expiry and a price that moves with the rate. Table keeps the catalogue, the dates and the accounts straight.
The real problems
What actually goes wrong without the right system.
Stock expires on the shelf
Boxes sit behind newer ones and quietly go out of date. You find out when a customer hands one back, and the loss was already taken months ago.
The catalogue is enormous
Thousands of items, most of them looking alike on the shelf. Typing names at the counter is slow and gets the wrong box into the bag.
Regulars and companies pay later
Chronic patients and local businesses take their medicine now and settle monthly. Kept on paper, that's money you can't see and can't chase.
Built for this
What you actually get.
Scan the box
Barcodes on everything, with several barcodes allowed per product for when a supplier changes the packaging mid-line.
Expiry tracking
Track expiry on the items that need it, and pull the 'expiring this month' report before the loss happens instead of after.
Customer accounts
Put a sale on a patient's or a company's account, take payments against it, and see exactly who owes what and for how long.
Supplier payables
Record each delivery against its supplier and keep what you still owe visible, so the buying side is as clear as the selling side.
Locked-down staff access
Discounts, refunds, price changes, voids and reports each sit behind the owner password if you want them to. A locum can sell without being able to reprice your shelf.
Dual currency, live rate
Price in dollars, take lira, give change in either — with the rate snapshotted at the moment of sale.
Your pharmacy,counted and dated.
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