Many medical stores count the cash at night and call it profit. But the cash box does not know what the medicines cost, what was refunded, or that the electricity bill is due.
Three numbers every owner should see
- Revenue — sales after discounts and refunds.
- Gross profit — revenue minus the purchase cost of the batches actually sold (FEFO).
- Net profit — gross profit minus expenses: rent, salaries, bijli, transport, tea.
Returns done properly
Enter the bill number and quantity. Good stock goes back to the same batch; damaged stock is kept off the shelf. If the bill was on udhar, the refund is taken off the customer's balance automatically.
Honest numbers
If a batch was entered without a purchase price, PharmaPilot AI shows a warning instead of inventing a profit figure. You can also say "bijli ka kharcha 1500" — it asks you to confirm before saving.
Try it with sample data in the dashboard.
Keep reading
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- How to Prepare a Pharmacy Order in Minutes Using Shelf Photos
- FEFO Explained: How Pharmacies Can Stop Losing Money to Expired Medicines
- From a Pharmacy Counter in Bagh: Why I Built PharmaPilot AI
- WhatsApp & SMS Notifications for Pharmacies: What Is Free and What Costs Money
- The Daily Pharmacy Checklist: Opening, Closing and Staff Tasks
- Sell Health Products Online from Your Pharmacy — Free, with WhatsApp Orders
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