Medicine catalogue
Organise medicine information such as product names, categories, manufacturers and pack details. A consistent catalogue gives the pharmacy team a common reference for daily work.
A clearer view of everyday pharmacy operations.
Developed by NextGen AI Data Solutions

Pharmacy Management is a NextGen AI Data Solutions product for pharmacies looking to bring their operational information into one organised digital workspace. This page introduces the product and provides a dedicated place for application releases and installation information.
The workflow areas below describe the product scope for review. Confirm the features and platform included in your release before downloading.
Organise medicine information such as product names, categories, manufacturers and pack details. A consistent catalogue gives the pharmacy team a common reference for daily work.
Review stock movement, batch information and expiry dates as part of the inventory workflow. Discuss the stock controls and expiry reminders needed for your pharmacy.
Bring supplier information and purchase records into a structured workflow. Use the product discussion to confirm purchase entry, stock receipt and supplier reporting requirements.
Plan a clear flow from selecting medicines to recording a sale and producing a bill. Tax treatment, returns and payment options should be confirmed for the supplied application version.
Identify the sales, purchases and inventory summaries your team needs to review the business. Available reports depend on the configured application release.
Discuss the people who will use the application, their responsibilities and the access each role requires. Installation, data backup and support arrangements should be agreed during setup.
The application installer has not been added yet. This section will list available releases with their version, supported platform and installation notes.
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