Pharmacy guide on TtaKkaa: batches, expiry and prescriptions on one screen

This guide is for a pharmacy owner who wants to know exactly what TtaKkaa does for a pharmacy, with no promises. Everything below is in the product today.

1. The medicine catalogue

Pharmacies in Egypt start from a ready medicine catalogue with trade name, scientific name and manufacturer. Search by either name, set your price and add your stock. If you sell the same item by box and by strip, register it once with two sell units.

2. Batch number and expiry per delivery

For every delivery, record the batch number and expiry date. The system refuses a batch that has already expired.

3. The Expiry page

• Expired batches that are still on the shelf, so you can pull them.
• Batches expiring within 30 days (or the window you choose), with their value at cost.

4. Prescriptions and controlled medicines

Mark an item as prescription-only or controlled. A prescription request is saved against the customer with a photo of the prescription, then reviewed and approved or rejected, and every controlled-medicine dispense is written to its own log.

5. Selling at the cashier

Scan the barcode or search by name; the invoice prints with tax. Stock drops with every sale, and at the end of the shift you close the till and read the day's report.

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