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Ring up
The checkout summary holds the whole basket: services from the visit, medicines from stock, retail from the shelf.
Ring up services, medicines, and retail in one register: track every tender, review sales orders, and see what sold by product, service, and category.
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The checkout summary holds the whole basket: services from the visit, medicines from stock, retail from the shelf.
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Cash, card, or split: every tender is logged against the sale.
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Each checkout becomes a sales order you can pull back up, reprint, and reconcile.
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Sales reports break down by product, service, and category: what moved, and what didn’t.
One basket for services, medicines, and retail: totals live as you add.
Every payment method on every sale, recorded against the order.
Completed checkouts become retrievable, printable sales orders.
What sold by product: restocking decisions with facts behind them.
Which services carried the day, week, or month.
Sales rolled up by category for the big picture.
Because the register and inventory share one system, selling an item decrements the exact batch it came from: the till and the shelf never drift apart.
Yes. The checkout basket holds clinical services, medicines, and retail items in one sale.
Yes. Selling an item decrements the batch it came from, in the same flow.
Sales reports break down by product, service, and category, drawn from your actual sales orders.
The clinic register: checkout, tenders, sales orders, and product-level reports.