Pharmacy ERP · Operations platform
PharmaCare ERP
A full pharmacy operations platform — POS, inventory, purchasing, and an active-ingredient engine.
Challenge
Pharmacies run under constant pressure: fast checkout, accurate stock, batch and expiry awareness, purchasing decisions, and customers asking for available alternatives. When those workflows live across disconnected spreadsheets and simple POS screens, the errors surface immediately — at the counter, in front of the customer.
The business needed one system to run the whole operation, not just record sales. Inventory movement, warehouse control, branch-level stock, purchase records, and equivalent-medicine suggestions all had to work inside a single operational surface that staff could trust during a busy shift.
Solution
We engineered PharmaCare as a React operations frontend over a .NET backend, with clear module boundaries for POS, inventory, warehouse, purchasing, reporting, and drug knowledge. The active-ingredient alternative engine is treated as a core operational capability — not a decorative search box.
The frontend keeps checkout and daily operations fast for staff, while the backend owns stock integrity, product normalization, batch movement, branch isolation, and medicine matching. The result is software that behaves like real business infrastructure: calm screens, reliable workflows, and pharmacy-specific logic built into the core.
Key outcomes
Key features
Point of sale
Fast search, barcode-oriented workflow, cart handling, and complete sales records.
Inventory & warehouses
Stock movement, shortages, transfers, and reorder signals across locations.
Purchasing
Supplier and replenishment workflows tied directly to live stock levels.
Branch operations
Stock and sales visibility for pharmacies running more than one location.
Active-ingredient engine
Equivalent-medicine suggestions by active substance during the sales flow.
Operational reporting
Sales, stock health, financial movement, and operational exception reports.
Technology stack
- React
- TypeScript
- .NET
- REST APIs
- SQL Server
- Active-ingredient matching
- Inventory ledger
- Role-based operations
Architecture
Module boundaries keep the operational surface predictable: the React UI talks to .NET services that own stock integrity and drug knowledge, with SQL Server and a dedicated drug catalog behind them. The alternative-medicine engine sits on the core path, not the edge.