Al-Wafi Pharmacies Management Software

Integrated software, designed to display pharmacies products and their prices whether traditionally or in an e-pharmacy form. Notably, through e-pharmacy, it is possible to follow up on sales and purchases, as well as monthly expenses, revenues, and net profit, in addition to following up on the store of medicines and medical supplies, shortcomings and validity of medicines, and any requirements that the customer wishes to add, not to mention the well-known guarantee of protection, non-penetration, validity, etc.

Key advantages of the software:

• Friendly interface with a password for each user and permissions to enter the software specific sections.
• Identify demand volumes on products as well as making offers and discounts.
• Following up on the movement of each supplier (purchases, discards, receipts, and financial payments).
• One screen for managing products and monitoring stock as well as identifying expiration dates.
• Flexible generation of reports and automatically updated reports, including those related to customers, sales, stock and stocktaking reports.
• Smoothly enter and update data as well as adding new medications, even if they are registered on an Excel file, including the data it contains on the new medicines. Such data can be added to the software as well as amending the prices or adding new items.
• Option to create multiple points of sale for each branch and using one screen to manage all branches and receive their transactions details.
• Option to create a card for each customer to the pharmacy, comprising name, phone numbers, address, medical conditions, and required medicines.
• Multiple payment methods, including cash, credit cards, to reach the largest possible segment of customers.
• Ease of dealing with the accounts part of the software, as many pharmacy management software solutions focus on medicines, balances, and invoices, ignoring the role of accounts, profit, loss, and expenses despite their importance.
• Option to determine users' permissions and deciding their access levels to the data stored on the system, with a view to protecting data and preventing any possible risk.