🛡️ Expiry Loss Protection

Medicine Expiry Management — Never Lose Stock to Expiry

Eliminate dead stock losses, recover 100% of distributor credits with automated debit notes, and guarantee that zero expired medicines ever reach patients.

Quick Answer / Overview

How to stop medicine expiry losses in an Indian medical store? PharmIQ provides an automated 30/60/90-day Expiry Radar with color-coded alerts, FEFO counter dispensing, and 1-click supplier debit notes to save ₹15,000–₹40,000 every quarter.

30/60/90-Day Early Warning Radar
Automated Distributor Debit Notes
POS Counter Expiry Lockout
Schedule H1 Real-Time Register
Built specifically for Indian Retail & Wholesale Chemists
Protection Modules

Comprehensive Defense Against Expiry Losses

Average Indian pharmacies lose ₹15,000 to ₹40,000 every quarter to expired stock. PharmIQ eliminates this loss proactively.

30, 60 & 90-Day Expiry Radar

Proactive dashboard highlights medicines expiring within 30, 60, or 90 days. Get daily morning summaries so you can take action before stock becomes dead capital.

✨ Proactive expiry detection

Counter POS Safety Lock

Strictly blocks cashiers from accidentally dispensing expired or recalled medicines to patients. Zero risk of patient harm or drug inspector penalties.

✨ Foolproof cashier safety gate

1-Click Distributor Debit Notes

Select near-expiry batches and generate GST-compliant debit notes grouped by supplier. Hand over return goods and recover 100% of your credit from distributors.

✨ Zero dead-stock recovery

Schedule H1 & Narcotic CDSCO Registers

Automatic statutory registers for Schedule H, H1, and X drugs. Records patient details, prescribing doctor name, registration number, and batch for easy drug inspector inspections.

✨ 100% CDSCO audit compliance

Breakage & Damaged Stock Tracking

Log broken ampoules, punctured packaging, or expired sample stock. Maintain clear adjustment entries for accurate tax and profit/loss calculations.

✨ Accurate wastage write-offs

First-Expiry First-Out (FEFO) Dispatch

POS suggestions automatically prioritize selling the batch with the nearest valid expiry date, preventing older batches from getting stuck behind fresh inventory.

✨ Automatic batch rotation
The Expiry Workflow

How the Expiry Radar Protects Your Capital

A proven 3-stage process that turns potential losses into recovered distributor credits.

01

Early Radar Scan

PharmIQ flags all batches reaching 60 or 90 days before expiry date on your dashboard.

02

Priority Clearance or Return

Discount near-expiry items for fast clearance or initiate a distributor return.

03

Generate Debit Note

Print distributor debit notes and adjust the refund amount against pending supplier dues.

Compliance & Peace of Mind

Stay 100% Audit-Ready for Drug Inspections

Pass every CDSCO and state FDA audit with flying colors using real-time automated narcotics and Schedule H1 compliance.

Works 100% Offline When Internet Drops

Your counter never stops. Google Chrome PWA caches billing data locally with auto-sync when online.

Full GST & HSN Compliance Ready

Instant GSTR-1, GSTR-2 purchase input tax credit (ITC) reports, and CDSCO audit registers at 1-click.

Cut Medicine Expiry Losses to Near-Zero

Automated 30/60/90-day radar alerts ensure near-expiry batches are sold or returned for full credit debit notes.

Thermal & WhatsApp Invoicing

Print 2-inch, 3-inch, or A4 receipts in 1.2 seconds, or send instant PDF invoices on customer WhatsApp.

Expiry FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Expiry Management

Got questions about expiry tracking, return debit notes, or Schedule H1? We have answers.

PharmIQ lets you generate a Supplier Return Debit Note with 1 click. It groups all near-expiry items by distributor, lists original purchase invoice numbers, batch IDs, and cost prices, and produces a printable or WhatsApp-ready debit note that distributors can credit to your ledger.
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Stop throwing expired medicines into the trash

Recover your hard-earned margins with PharmIQ's automated expiry tracking system.