Pharmacy & Chemist Billing Software with Schedule H1 & Expiry Alerts

Specialized healthcare software for retail chemists and pharma wholesalers, managing medicine batches, expiration dates, doctor prescriptions, and drug licenses.

Key Highlights - Automated batch expiration alerts warning cashiers against dispensing expired drugs - Statutory Schedule H and Schedule H1 prescription registers for antibiotic audits - Complete Drug License (Form 20B/21B) formatting compliant with Drugs & Cosmetics Rules - Pre-loaded database of common pharmaceutical salts, compositions, and HSN codes

Safeguarding Patient Health with Specialized Pharmacy ERP

Unlike general retail, selling medicines requires strict pharmaceutical compliance. Dispensing an expired antibiotic or failing to record doctor prescription details for Schedule H1 substances can lead to immediate revocation of a chemist’s drug license by state drug inspectors.

SuperBiller Chemist ERP automates critical pharmaceutical controls: - Batch Expiry Safety Lock: If a medicine batch has expired, the software blocks cashier checkout, preventing accidental distribution of expired drugs. - Near-Expiry Return Alerts: Receive automated alerts 90 days before batch expiration, allowing you to return slow-moving stock to distributors for credit notes before it expires. - Schedule H1 Compliance Register: Automatically records patient name, prescribing doctor name, doctor registration number, and quantity dispensed for controlled antibiotics. - Drug License Number Display: Every printed bill automatically includes your Form 20B and 21B drug licenses alongside your GSTIN.

Frequently Asked Questions **Q: Does it support wholesale pharma distribution as well as retail?** Yes. SuperBiller supports both retail chemist sales (with MRP discounts) and wholesale B2B distribution (with batch rate margins and box packaging quantities).

Q: Can I search medicines by generic salt composition? Yes! When a specific brand is out of stock, cashiers can search by generic salt formulation to recommend equivalent substitute medicines to customers.