An illustrative scenario: a lot is recalled and every branch has to stop using it.
A recalled or quarantined lot is marked in the system.
Dispensing and the point of sale refuse the lot, in every branch that runs on the system.
Stock across sites shows where the lot sits, by batch and expiry.
Returns and replacements are routed between branches and the warehouse.
Dispenses and sells, receives stock and records batch and expiry on every movement.
Sees stock across sites, routes stock and procurement and reviews activity on live dashboards.
A pharmacy group has to answer the same questions in every branch: what was dispensed, what is in stock, which batch expires first, which lot has been recalled. When each branch answers from its own records, the group cannot.
Ventrecs Pharmacy keeps prescriptions, dispensing, stock and the point of sale in one system, with the batch and expiry attached to every movement.
The prescription is read, not retyped.
Every movement carries its batch and expiry.
The counter charges what the system knows.
The group sees stock and activity without waiting for a monthly export.
Where the group runs inpatient pharmacies, administration is checked at the bedside.
Screens and printouts show synthetic demonstration data and a sample facility.
Each connection is scoped, tested and supported per project. Status is agreed with you before go-live. How integrations are delivered →
Yes. Batch and expiry are tracked on every movement, and stock across sites is available in one operations view.
Recalled or quarantined lots are blocked at the moment of use, in dispensing and at the point of sale.
Yes. The point of sale has a payer-share payment method and validates the split between patient and payer on the server.
Medicine traceability connections are scoped per project and country. We agree the service, the data and the test plan before go-live.
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