Maintain stock database, track inventory movements. You can now keep an eye on the inventory levels for Hospitals with great ease with the Inventory Management System. This software notifies the Clinics, Hospitals, and Doctors about the stock available which helps them reload from time to time thereby allowing doctors to prescribe the patients with the right medicines. This in turn allows a smooth functioning, avoiding clashes and waiting hours.
Record and manage all stocks required for your day to day operations.
Get reports of pending and dispensed orders. Get a snapshot of your stocks!
When your stocks go low, get notified so that you can replenish them in time.
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Add or import stocks. Capture initial quantity, details of suppliers.
Get a snapshot of your inventory.
Allows your staff to request for stocks online.
Store managers can dispense stocks requested.
Store Managers can keep track of pending and dispensed orders.
At any point, you can get a snapshot of stocks remaining and stock movements.
When any stock goes below a configured threshold, get notified by SMS and Email.

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