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Pharmacy software connected to the doctor's prescription

The doctor's prescription arrives at the pharmacy counter with quantities worked out. The pharmacist sees stock and price for each medicine, dispenses from the batch that expires first, and the bill is made in the same step.

ClinicLync pharmacy screen with prescriptions waiting to be dispensed

Dispense from the prescription

Tablets per day times days becomes a quantity, with syrups and creams marked for a check. Each line shows how many are in stock and the price; a short medicine is named with how many are left.

  • First-expiry-first-out by batch
  • Expired stock is never sold
  • Bill created with the dispense

Stock you can trust

Receive stock by batch with expiry as printed on the pack (12/2027), cost and sale price. Low-stock and out-of-stock are marked, and expiring batches are flagged. Adjustments need a reason.

Walk-ins and returns

Sell to a walk-in without registering them, or register a new patient at the counter. Unopened medicine that comes back goes into its batch again, and the money comes off the bill it was sold on.

Questions

Can the pharmacy sell to walk-in customers?

Yes, with a "sale without a name", or by registering the customer at the counter.

Does it track expiry dates?

Yes, per batch. Stock is dispensed first-expiry-first-out and expired batches are never sold.

Are medicine returns supported?

Yes. Stock goes back to its batch and the value comes off what the patient owed, or is given back in cash.