Steps For Successful Inventory Management in Your Pharmacy
One of the major components to keeping inventory accurate is an active store recovery process.
Being active with my kids is really important to me. From trying to keep up with them at toddler gymnastics, to swimming, biking, and running (when the sun deigns to shine here in Washington). But as they get bigger and more active, I have to up my game! In an effort to keep up with […]
Being active with my kids is really important to me. From trying to keep up with them at toddler gymnastics, to swimming, biking, and running (when the sun deigns to shine here in Washington). But as they get bigger and more active, I have to up my game!
In an effort to keep up with my crazy, flexible, little gremlins, I decided to add a little yoga to my workout routine. I’m definitely not that great at yoga. So I’m starting with the basics. The very basics. And that’s okay. I’ll get to the more advanced stuff eventually. I just have to start with a strong foundation.
The same can be said of any pharmacy looking to get started with point-of-sale.
Thinking about everything you can do with a robust pharmacy POS system is exciting, but it can be a little daunting if you’re building from the ground up. Its okay to get started with the very basics of pharmacy POS to streamline the checkout process and improve cash management. Just be sure to choose a point-of-sale system that’s flexible, with robust options that will make it easier to add advanced functionality as you need it.
If you’ve never had POS in your pharmacy, or even if you do and just don’t leverage its capabilities, the best thing to do is start with the basics. Get comfortable, get confident, and then add on the functionality that will take your pharmacy to the next level.
