Control stock and billing clearly

Give pharmacy and clinic administrators a connected view of inventory, purchasing, appointments, billing, and finance. Oyo supports administrative work, not clinical decisions.

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Operational control for the teams managing medicine, appointments, and billing.
  1. 01

    Act on expiry and branch stock risk earlier

  2. 02

    Connect appointments and services to accurate billing

  3. 03

    Keep purchasing, inventory, and finance aligned

Administrative workflow only

This page covers pharmacy, clinic administration, billing, inventory, and purchasing. It does not describe diagnosis, EMR, laboratory, radiology, insurance, or clinical decision support.

Where work starts to break

These are the recurring operating gaps the workflow is designed to surface and route.

  • Batch risk is hard to prioritize

    Expiry, movement, supplier terms, and branch demand need one action-oriented view.

  • Branches overstock different items

    One location may face a shortage while another holds slow-moving stock.

  • Billing exceptions take time

    Services, medicines, discounts, payments, and refunds can require manual review.

  • Purchasing lacks current context

    Teams need demand, stock, expiry, open orders, and supplier lead times together.

From signal to recorded action

Each stage has an owner, a clear output, and a record the next team can trust.

  1. 01Purchasing

    Plan and purchase

    Review stock cover, expiry, branch demand, open orders, and supplier conditions.

    Approved purchase plan

  2. 02Pharmacy Store

    Receive and control

    Record item, batch, expiry, quantity, cost, supplier, and quality status.

    Traceable batch stock

  3. 03Clinic or Pharmacy Desk

    Serve and bill

    Connect appointments, administrative services, medicine sales, payments, and receipts.

    Complete billing record

  4. 04Administration and Finance

    Review and rebalance

    Route shortage, expiry, billing, and settlement exceptions to the correct owner.

    Action and audit queue

Important activity, clearly explained

Oyo shows what happened, why it matters, and what your team can check next.

Approval is the default

Sensitive commercial, financial, quality, and inventory actions remain with authorized people.

  • Manager review

    Medicine expiry

    Prioritize batch action

    When Oyo flags it
    A medicine batch enters its configured expiry window.
    Suggested next step
    Shows movement, branch demand, open orders, and supplier return terms, then proposes next steps.
    Manager control
    Disposition, transfer, and inventory adjustment require authorized approval.
  • Manager review

    Branch shortage

    Balance availability

    When Oyo flags it
    One branch faces a shortage while another has eligible excess stock.
    Suggested next step
    Prepares a transfer proposal with batch, expiry, quantity, and demand evidence.
    Manager control
    Only eligible batches and approved locations can be proposed.
  • Manager review

    Purchase need

    Prepare replenishment

    When Oyo flags it
    Stock cover crosses its approved threshold.
    Suggested next step
    Drafts a purchase recommendation using stock, expiry, demand, lead time, and open orders.
    Manager control
    Supplier, budget, and quantity limits remain enforced.
  • Manager review

    Billing difference

    Resolve administrative mismatches

    When Oyo flags it
    A billed service, item, payment, refund, or receipt does not reconcile.
    Suggested next step
    Groups the administrative evidence and assigns the next review.
    Manager control
    Oyo does not make a clinical judgment or alter a clinical record.

One operating record

  • Pharmacy Inventory

    Items, batches, expiry, branch stock, transfers, counts, and returns.

  • Purchasing

    Suppliers, requests, orders, receiving, lead time, and costs.

  • Clinic Administration

    Appointments, administrative services, queues, and billing workflow.

  • Finance and POS

    Sales, payments, refunds, receivables, expenses, tax, and closing.

FBR POS Integrated

Applicable invoice and POS flows can connect validation, submission, receipt reference, QR handling, and finance reconciliation.

Review the FBR workflow
  • Validate applicable item, service, buyer, and tax data
  • Store the FBR response with the source transaction
  • Control corrections, refunds, and credit notes
  • Reconcile ERP and FBR transaction status

The exact requirement depends on registration, transaction type, channel, and current FBR rules. Scope is verified before implementation.

Start with one controlled flow

Configure around real roles, rules, data, and approvals before expanding the operating footprint.

  1. 01

    Define the administrative boundary and exclude unsupported clinical workflows.

  2. 02

    Clean medicines, batches, suppliers, branches, services, and opening balances.

  3. 03

    Configure expiry, purchasing, transfer, billing, and refund approvals.

  4. 04

    Start with one pharmacy or clinic desk with trained users and controlled data.

Show us how the work really moves

Bring one expiry, branch stock, purchasing, appointment, or billing problem. We will keep the discussion focused on administrative operations.