Hospitals & clinics
Know what every ward will use, and order it before it runs out.
Stock, ordering and expiry for hospital and clinic pharmacies, with use per unit and a register of every controlled medicine.
Suppliers see the orders you send them, never what your wards use. Other hospitals never see your figures. Privacy and data
Every order says which unit needs it.
| Unit | Product | Order | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theatre store | Lidocaine 2% 20 ml | 30 | Uses 24 a week, 30 left covers 9 days, delivery takes 5 days |
| Ward 3 | Ceftriaxone 1 g injection | 200 | Uses 90 a week, 80 left covers 6 days, delivery takes 4 days |
| Outpatient pharmacy | Amoxicillin 500 mg | 400 | Uses 210 a week, 120 left covers 4 days, delivery takes 3 days |
Example figures from the demo data. The numbers come from your own sales, your stock and the delivery time.
Your wards' figures stay yours.
Suppliers see the orders you send them, never what your wards use. Other hospitals never see your figures.
Controlled medicines are recorded with prescription references and the cashier or nurse. How your data is kept apart
From ward to supplier.
- 1
Set up each store or ward as a location and import your stock list.
- 2
Record what each unit uses; run-out dates and suggested orders follow.
- 3
Order from every supplier on the platform. Tenders for larger lists are coming next.
What hospital pharmacists ask first.
Tenders and requests for quotation are coming next: publish a list, compare bids from suppliers on the platform, award it, and receive on one system.
Yes. A controlled-medicine register is kept from stock movements and sales, with prescription references.
Gloves, syringes, reagents and dressings are added to the same stock, ordering and expiry flow next.
Nobody outside your hospital. Suppliers see your orders only.
See your own wards on it.
Bring your stock list and one ward. We show you its run-out dates.