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Mr. Engineer Pharmacy System

Understand your stock, batch by batch.

Connect your medicine catalog, incoming stock and dispensing records. Review batch balances and expiry dates with the details needed for daily stock decisions.

1

Receive with context

Record supplier invoice details, batch numbers, expiry dates and quantities as stock arrives via Goods Receipt Notes (GRN).

2

Prioritize expiry

Use First-Expiry-First-Out (FEFO) allocation and near-expiry alerts to bring time-sensitive stock into view before shelf expiration.

3

Keep changes traceable

Record physical stocktake adjustments, breakages, and write-offs with audit reasons so stock movements remain fully explainable.

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Mr. Engineer Medicine Stock Inventory Catalogue displaying batch numbers, loose unit counts, and expiry dates

Active stock register showing on-hand quantities, pack sizes, and visual low-stock tags.

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Mr. Engineer Medicine Purchasing & Supplier Goods Receipt Note (GRN) Management Desk

Inward receiving capturing batch numbers, expiry dates, bonus packs, and supplier payables.

WATCHLIST & REORDER AUDIT

Proactive Near-Expiry & Reorder Reporting

Rather than discovering expired boxes on pharmacy shelves during stocktake, Mr. Engineer provides an upcoming 6-month expiry watchlist. Counter dispensers are alerted to dispense oldest batches first.

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Mr. Engineer Expiry Alert Dashboard tracking upcoming medicine expiration and FEFO dispensing

See how batch tracking fits your stockroom.

Share your catalog size and supplier purchasing frequency with our team for a tailored review.

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