Sub-vertical · Pharmacies and drug stores
Hospital outpatient pharmacy
insurer co-pays.
Good fit, some gaps Planned
What is distinctive
insurer co-pays.
The edge case to test
claims and co-pay split. A system that cannot handle this will frustrate this kind of business.
Shared with the wider industry
Typical flows
- receive a prescription
- verify and dispense
- select stock by earliest expiry
- record lot
Tenders
- cash
- cards
- insurer co-pay
- mobile wallets recorded manually
Roles
- pharmacist
- pharmacy technician
- cashier
- owner
Known gaps for pharmacies and drug stores
- the catalog has a pharmacy lot and prescription flag item (INV-0119), FEFOFirst-expired, first-out: pick the stock that expires soonest. Glossary, expiry alerts and batch recall
- it has no prescription workflow, no drug-interaction checks, no controlled-substance register, no insurer claims adjudication, no patient profiles and no regulator reporting
Catalog pointers
- Age-restricted item prompt SALE-0045
- Product age restriction flag INV-0041
- Product expiry tracking INV-0033
- Batch / lot tracking INV-0034
- Batch recall INV-0063
- Customer ID capture for boleta > [amount omitted] SALE-0077
- ISC (selective consumption) PRC-0025
- Pharmacy lot & prescription flags INV-0119
Back to Pharmacies and drug stores. Planned catalog only; nothing is built.