Purchase price went up, shelf price didn't 💊
Old batch: bought at 8,200, sold at 10,500 = 28% markup
New batch: bought at 9,300, still 10,500 = 13%
After every supplier invoice, compare purchase prices in Dorim Pharmacy and reprice the same day.
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Slow-moving stock is frozen cash 💊
Once a month, open the "Slow-moving items" report in Dorim Pharmacy and see how much money sits idle on your shelves.
Then move it to a busier branch, return it to the supplier or run a promo.
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Stock on hand doesn’t always show the real need.
To plan inventory accurately, look beyond current stock: sales trends, daily usage, incoming deliveries and seasonal demand.
Good systems help you understand what you’ll need tomorrow.
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Pharmacy automation is more than saving time.
It helps managers make better decisions: identify low stock, spot overstock, understand sales and see which pharmacies need replenishment.
Good automation saves time on decision-making.
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Pharmacy lifehack: don’t look only at how many packs you have. Look at Days of Stock.
100 packs selling 2/day = 50 days of stock.
This shows where inventory is sufficient — and where your money is simply sitting on the shelf.
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Mistakes happen in pharmacy chains: wrong quantities, products or batches can mean hours fixing transfer documents. Dorim Pharmacy lets the sender correct a transfer without recreating the whole operation. Small feature. Big impact. #Pharmacy#HealthTech
What if one operation could distribute products across your entire pharmacy network?
Dorim Pharmacy automatically allocates stock based on each pharmacy’s needs and current inventory.
One operation. Full network control.
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Most pharmacies focus on increasing sales. But profits are often lost elsewhere: staff errors, excess inventory, stockouts, duplicate sales of marking codes, incorrect pricing, and poor analytics. The best software prevents mistakes before they become financial losses. #Pharmacy #HealthTech #Retail
Building products taught me one lesson: users don't care how complex the implementation is. They care that it solves their problem. I've been improving pharmacy automation products & turning business needs into software.
Every release makes work easier.
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