Pharmacy & inventory
Prescriptions flow from the consulting room straight to the pharmacy queue. Curiaq suggests the batch that expires first, tracks every unit across stores and warns your team long before shelves run empty or stock goes out of date.
Pharmacists see the doctor's prescription, dispense against it and record substitutions with a reason.
Every receipt records batch and expiry; dispensing follows first-expiry-first-out by default.
Minimum, maximum and reorder levels per store, with daily alerts for low and near-expiry stock.
Wards and OT raise indents; the main store issues and tracks transfers against them.
Stock you can see
Central store, main pharmacy, ward cabinets and the operation theatre each keep their own balances. Consumption is posted against patients or departments, so you know where medicines and supplies actually go — and what each case really costs.
Purchase to patient
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Stores raise purchase requests from reorder suggestions.
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Requests route to the right approver by value.
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Purchase orders go to suppliers with agreed rates.
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Goods receipt records batch, expiry and quantity.
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Stock moves to pharmacy, wards or patients.
FAQ
Straight answers about setup, data, security and day-to-day use.
Yes. The same module supports walk-in retail sales with receipts and inpatient dispensing that posts to the patient’s bill.
Near-expiry items are flagged on a configurable horizon, such as 30, 60 or 90 days, and dispensing defaults to the earliest-expiring batch.
Yes. You can create as many stores as you need, each with its own stock levels, users and reorder rules, and move stock between them with full traceability.
Controlled items can be marked to require additional authorisation and are recorded in a dedicated register with running balances.
We import a sample of your items and suppliers and walk through a full purchase-to-dispense cycle.
