VetSmartOn the Floor

Know What Is in Stock and What Went Out

Dispensing, stock counts and controlled drugs tracked alongside the visit. What left the shelf is tied to the patient it went to.

9:52 AMEar drops leave the shelf. The count drops by one and the chart knows why.

A Shelf That Tells the Truth

Counts That Stay Current

Every dispense moves the number, so the shelf and the screen agree.

Controlled Drugs, Counted

Who pulled what, for which patient, and what is left.

Dispensed Means Logged

A movement is recorded when it happens, not reconstructed on Friday.

From Prescription to Shelf Count

  1. Prescribed in the Visit

    The order starts on the chart, with the patient and the dose.

  2. Pulled From the Shelf

    The unit and its lot are picked, not guessed.

  3. Logged to the Patient

    The chart shows what went home and the shelf shows what is left.

  4. Low Stock Speaks Up

    You hear about it before the shelf is empty, not after.

Good to Know

Separate Books, Same Story

Stock movements, care performed and billing are recorded separately, so each one can be checked against the others.

Early access. Some dispensing and outside pharmacy workflows are labeled as planned in the demo.

  • Every unit traces back to its lot and its shelf.
  • Stock movements stay separate from billing.
  • Controlled drug counts are kept with who, when and why.
I take my medicine in banana. This is noted in my file, as it should be.
CloverHolland Lop, DiscerningPatient feedback, as we imagine it

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