Pharmacies
NexaPOS for pharmacy retail
NexaPOS supports the retail side of a pharmacy: counter sales, stock, supplier orders, cash and reporting. It does not claim to cover pharmacy regulation.
A day at the pharmacy counter
Counter sales
Many small sales, each with a receipt and the name of the person who served.
Regular customers
Purchase history on the customer's profile helps staff serve regulars.
Supplier orders
Frequent orders to wholesalers, checked line by line when they arrive.
Shift handover
Cash is counted and reconciled every time the counter changes hands.
Stock challenges, and how NexaPOS helps
Many small, similar products, and customers who need them in stock.
Essentials must not run out
Reorder alerts flag items before the shelf is empty.
Many similar items
Categories and barcodes keep similar products apart at the counter.
Orders that arrive short
Goods receiving records what was ordered against what arrived.
Staff, shifts and cash
Counter staff and managers
Role-based access separates counter work from management tasks.
Several handovers a day
Each person's shift is counted and reconciled on its own.
Reports you will use
- Top products, to keep the right items in stock
- Stock value, to see what the shelves hold
- Staff performance and voided sales
- Sales by period and payment method
Features that matter most
Common questions
Does NexaPOS meet pharmacy regulations?
Regulatory requirements vary. Ask us in a demo which of your workflows NexaPOS supports; we will not overstate what it does.
Does NexaPOS track expiry dates, batches or prescriptions?
We do not advertise expiry, batch or prescription features on this website. Ask us in a demo about your exact requirements and we will tell you plainly what NexaPOS does and does not cover.
Other industries
Talk through your pharmacy workflow.
Book a free demo and we will map NexaPOS to how your pharmacy counter runs day to day.