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Start Free TrialA pharmacy carries hundreds of products, many with short shelf lives and some with high value. Losing track of a batch means waste, and selling an expired one is not an option.
Pharmacies fight the same problems every week.
Turn on expiry tracking and record the expiry date when each delivery is received. Every batch keeps its own date, stock leaves oldest first, and the expiry report lists everything expiring or expired across your stores. Push notifications tell you before a batch passes its date, and low stock alerts warn you before a fast mover runs out.
In the morning, the phone shows two batches expiring this week; you move them to the front. A delivery arrives: you scan each box into the purchase order and type its expiry date. At closing, the daily profit report shows what the day earned, costed from the batches that were really sold.
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Yes. Each received delivery is a batch with its own expiry date, quantity and cost, kept per store.
Yes. Batches are marked expiring within 7 days of their date, listed in the expiry report, and sent as push notifications.
Yes, with your phone camera. Save each product's barcode as its SKU once and scan it from then on.
Yes. Track each location separately and transfer stock between them; expiry dates travel with the stock.
No. Up Stock manages stock, purchases, sales, expiry and profit. It does not manage prescriptions or patient records.
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