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Track, reorder, and dispense medications with barcode-level precision. Integrated with prescriptions and inpatient orders to ensure timely, error-free fulfillment—fully automated, fully compliant.
Monitor stock, expiry, and batch info via barcode-enabled workflows.
Forecasts demand and auto-generates POs to avoid shortages.
Meds tied directly to doctor orders for accuracy.
Log unused or expired meds to cut loss and ensure compliance.
Aligns with care plans and nurse schedules for timely delivery.
Central view of stock, dispensing, alerts, and audit logs.
Smarter workflows. Stronger outcomes. Real results where it matters most.
Pharmacy inventory updates automatically with each prescription filled in real time. This helps avoid stockouts, reduces patient wait times, and keeps daily operations running smoothly.
Built-in safety checks catch allergies, dosage issues, and harmful drug interactions before dispensing—ensuring the right medication reaches the right patient every single time.
The entire workflow—from doctor’s order to bedside delivery—is streamlined and automated, cutting down on delays and ensuring timely, effective, and uninterrupted patient treatment.
Doctors are alerted instantly about drug availability, shortages, and substitutions. This reduces back-and-forth, prevents prescription errors, and improves clinical coordination.
Explore answers to common questions about how TechVention can simplify your AI HealthTech needs
Yes. The system flags drugs approaching expiry and blocks dispensing expired stock. This safeguards patients and reduces wastage.
Yes. Prescriptions entered in the EMR automatically flow to the pharmacy dashboard, ensuring accuracy and eliminating double entry.
Yes. All returns and wastage are logged, adjusting stock in real time. Reports provide insights to improve efficiency and reduce losses.
The system checks prescriptions for potential interactions and alerts pharmacists and doctors before dispensing, ensuring patient safety.
Yes. Predictive analytics analyze usage patterns and suggest reorder levels, preventing shortages of critical drugs.
