Batch and expiry tracking on every line
Receiving captures lot number, expiry and supplier per batch, not just a quantity. The counter sells the earliest expiry first by default, and a near-expiry report gives you 30, 60 and 90-day windows so you can pull, return or push slow movers while they still have value.
Dispensing records with the pharmacist on duty
Prescription-required items capture the prescriber, patient name, quantity dispensed and the pharmacist who released them, timestamped and searchable. Partial fills and refills link back to the original record, so a follow-up question three months later takes seconds instead of a folder search.
A counter POS built for drugstore rules
Senior citizen and PWD discounts with the ID details recorded, VAT-exempt handling, generic substitution prompts beside the branded item, and cash, GCash, Maya or card on the same receipt. Cashier shifts reconcile against the drawer at close.
Purchasing, suppliers and price changes
Reorder points that account for your actual daily movement, purchase orders sent to the supplier you buy that line from, and receiving that flags short deliveries. Cost and selling price changes are versioned, so a margin question has a dated answer.
Multiple branches on one stock picture
See on-hand per branch before you promise a customer anything, transfer stock with someone on the other end accepting it, and keep one product and price master with branch-level overrides where you genuinely need them.
Records ready when someone asks for them
Movement history per item, dispensing logs by date range, disposal and pull-out records, and stock counts with variance. We build the system and structure the records; licensing, permits and regulatory approval remain yours to secure and are not something a software vendor can grant.
The AI assistant, included for life
It answers the questions that eat counter time — branch hours, whether you carry a brand, delivery areas, what to bring for a senior discount — on your website and Messenger, day and night, with no monthly fee.