What is FEFO in pharmacy inventory?
FEFO means first-expired, first-out: the batch that expires soonest is sold first, whatever order the stock arrived in. It stops medicine from expiring on the shelf, and it only works when stock is held batch by batch, with an expiry date recorded against every batch you receive. PharmaFlow picks the earliest-expiring batch at the counter and online, and lists stock within 60 days of expiry as return suggestions, grouped by supplier.
FEFO guide
What makes a good pharmacy management system?
The best pharmacy management system is the one where the counter, the stock and the accounts cannot disagree: batch and expiry tracking, fast billing, supplier ordering and reports on one record. Try it with your own product list before you pay, and check how it handles credit customers and supplier returns. PharmaFlow adds your own online store on the same stock and supplier price comparison before you order, with a free plan to start.
Do I need to install pharmacy POS software?
Not if it runs in the browser. Browser-based pharmacy POS works on the counter PC, a laptop or a tablet, prints receipts to your receipt printer from the browser, and needs no installation or server at the shop. Desktop software, by contrast, has to be installed and backed up on each computer. PharmaFlow runs in the browser, and you can paste in your product list from a spreadsheet and sell the same day.