In-house pharmacy dispensing with stock falling automatically as it's sold, and batch and expiry tracked at the pack level.
In-house dispensing tied directly to the signed prescription, with stock falling automatically as it's sold and batch and expiry tracked at the pack level.
Clinics running their own pharmacy counter rather than sending every patient out to a chemist.
Reordering is a guess made by counting what's left on the shelf, not a number the system already knows.
A counter that dispenses off a paper prescription has no link back to what the doctor actually recorded.
Without batch-level expiry tracking, a near-expiry pack is discovered on the shelf, not flagged ahead of time.
A recall or an audit needs to know exactly which batch went to which patient — a notebook can't answer that.
Reads the signed prescription directly rather than a re-entered copy of it, posts the sale straight to billing, and shares its stock-movement ledger with the wider inventory module for anything beyond drugs.