Pharmacy & Drugstore Operations · Bangladesh
Pharmacy POS with automated FEFO batch expiry picking and fractional strip dispensing.
Compliant with Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA) regulations. Eliminate expired medicine losses, support fractional unit sales, and manage distributor dues.
The Costly Frictions in BatchTill's Industry
Why traditional software and manual paper processes leak profit and waste management hours.
Expired Medicine Write-Offs
Pharmacies lose thousands of Taka every month when older medicine batches sit behind newer stock until they expire unsold.
Fractional Unit Billing Chaos
Medicines bought in boxes of 100 must be sold in single strips or 4 tablets, causing inventory mismatch and rounding errors.
DGDA Regulatory Audit Fines
Selling controlled narcotics or unverified generic batches without supplier batch traceability risks heavy regulatory penalties.
Structured Workflow in 3 Steps
Deterministic software design that replaces manual chaos with immutable digital records.
Scan Medicine Barcode
Instant brand lookup automatically suggests nearest-expiry batch lot via FEFO algorithms.
Dispense Box, Strip or Tablet
Select fractional units with precise automated unit price calculation and inventory deduction.
Print Receipt & Track Dues
Generate clear patient receipts showing dosage guidance and track distributor replacement dues.
Built for Daily Operational Rigor
Every feature is designed around verified commercial requirements with zero marketing bloat.
- Enforced First-Expiry-First-Out (FEFO) batch inventory picking
- Automated fractional dispensing conversions (Box → Strip → Tablet)
- Visual expiry status alerts (30, 60, and 90-day threshold indicators)
- DGDA generic medicine database with manufacturer and strength mapping
- Stockist credit ledger tracking supplier invoices, returns, and replacement claims
Join the BatchTill Founding Pilot
We are onboarding a limited cohort of founding operators with personalized data migration, assisted device setup, and priority engineering support.
Operational Questions & Answers
Clear answers on deployment, data ownership, hardware integration, and pilot terms.
How does BatchTill enforce FEFO picking in busy pharmacies?
When a medicine is scanned, BatchTill automatically defaults to the batch expiring soonest, preventing staff from accidentally selling newer stock first.
Can we sell fractional units like 4 tablets from a strip?
Yes. BatchTill natively supports unit hierarchy: 1 Box = 10 Strips = 100 Tablets. Stock and pricing scale smoothly down to single tablets.
Does BatchTill warn us before medicines expire?
Yes. Visual reports highlight stock expiring within 30, 60, or 90 days so you can return them to distributor representatives for credit.
Can BatchTill manage multiple sales counters in large pharmacies?
Yes. Multiple cashier counters can bill simultaneously from shared central inventory with individual daily closing drawer audits.
Ready to transform your BatchTill operations?
Join the founding cohort and put an end to manual administrative headaches.