Hospital & standalone pharmacies
Prescriptions arrive from the consulting room or the counter, are checked before they are dispensed, and draw down stock by batch — so you know what you have, what is expiring and what to reorder.
Pharmacy at a glance
The problem
Counts kept on cards, stock-outs discovered at the counter, and expired medicines found at the back of the shelf.
Busy dispensers relying on recall to spot a dangerous combination or dose.
Medicines leaving the pharmacy before the bill is settled or the claim is recorded.
Capabilities
One queue for prescriptions from the hospital and walk-in customers.
Every hand-over goes through the same checks, and every override needs a recorded reason.
Every movement recorded against a batch, so the numbers are real.
The same pharmacy module runs on its own for retail and community pharmacies.
Workflow
From the consultation, a walk-in, or a clinic on the Connect network.
A pharmacist verifies the prescription.
Payment is confirmed first, where the facility requires it.
Allergies, interactions and the batch are checked; an override needs a reason.
A different person hands it over, and stock is drawn down by batch.
Yes. The Essential and Growth plans are built for standalone pharmacies and include only pharmacy and billing. See pricing.
From your own dispensing history: demand is forecast statistically, with safety stock and supplier lead times, rather than estimated by a language model.
Yes. A controlled-drug register records witnessed counts, waste and destruction: who did what, and when.
No. Only clinics and hospitals connected to you see it, and only if you switch sharing on. They see each item on your list as in stock, low or out; the stock check never shows quantities or prices.
Tell us how your facility runs today. We will show you the platform on the departments you care about, and scope a pilot with the numbers agreed up front.
