Expired stock cannot be dispensed
Not with a supervisor override, not at a discount. The batch is out of the sale the moment it expires.
A pharmacy in Dubai answers to different systems than one in Kerala: national track and trace, an emirate health exchange, VAT instead of GST. All of it is built in. The counter is busy, staff change, and memory is not a compliance system.
Enforced in the posting layer. The bill does not save, whoever is standing at the counter.
Not with a supervisor override, not at a discount. The batch is out of the sale the moment it expires.
The printed MRP of that specific batch is the ceiling, so overcharging never becomes your complaint to answer.
Rx number, doctor and patient are captured on the bill itself, so the H1 register is already written.
Role-checked at the moment of saving, not at login. A helper covering the counter cannot sell what they are not licensed to sell.
Reported from the counter as you work, not exported at month-end.
Every pack you receive and dispense is reported as a GS1 EPCIS event — commissioning, receiving, dispensing, returns. Serialised scanning happens at the counter and the reporting goes out without your staff doing anything extra.
Dispense records pushed to Dubai's health information exchange in real time against the patient's Emirates ID, coded the way DHA requires. Data stays inside UAE borders.
Abu Dhabi's record exchange over HL7 FHIR, under the DoH's ADHICS security standard — the same dispense data, sent where Abu Dhabi requires it.
The federal unified medical record covering the Northern Emirates, Emirates-ID-linked. It is the platform that unlocks the rest, which is why onboarding starts here.
These integrations are certified against your facility, not only against the software — DHA vendor certification for NABIDH, a DoH system code for Malaffi, and a GLN with GS1 BrandSync registration for Tatmeen. We run that process with you, and we tell you the honest timeline for your emirate before you buy, not after.
Saudi VAT is calculated from each batch's own tax profile, printed the way the authority expects and reported the same way. One product covers three tax regimes with no separate build.
Batch, expiry and supplier held against every movement, so recalls and audits are answered from the software.
Cards through Stripe, or four instalments with Tabby, settling back into the ledger against the right bill.
The catalogue you already maintain becomes a storefront on the same stock count, so nothing oversells.
Prescription details are captured at the moment of billing, so the H1 register is written as you sell rather than reconstructed the night before an inspection.
Prescription number, doctor and patient captured on the bill itself.
Rates come from the batch tax profile, so a rate change is never a hundred edits, and returns come out GSTR-ready.
Any batch number shows the invoice in, every bill out, and what is still on the shelf.