- 1. Billing / POS 1 – 1 – 1 · all day Type-ahead search, GST per line, FEFO on the same commit.
- 2. Customer orders SOS · as they arrive Phone, walk-in and e-prescription in one queue.
- 3. Returns PRN · on the customer’s return Reverses the same seven writes it created.
- 4. Batch inventory OD · with every goods-in Per batch, each with its own expiry and landed cost.
- 5. Stock audit 1 – 0 – 0 · before opening Count the shelf, post the variance, keep the trail.
- 6. Orderbook PRN · as stock runs out What ran out, and what to buy next.
- 7. Purchases OD · on the supplier bill Batches, quantities and landed cost into stock.
- Seven writes, one transaction
- GST computed at the counter, not at month end
- FEFO on every sale — no expiry sneaks up on you
- Fourteen modules, one login
- The day-book posts itself
- One store or a hundred, the same software
- From ₹299 a month, per shop
- 114+ stores in the load-test tenant
The suite
Everything the counter needs, and everything the owner asks for after.
Fourteen modules, written up the way the counter already reads. Red at the counter, green on the shelf, slate in the back office.
- 8. Branch transfer SOS · between branches Both sides written, so neither branch drifts.
- 9. Accounting day-book 0 – 0 – 1 · posted by the app Income and expense, not re-keyed at month end.
- 10. Cash & bank 0 – 0 – 1 · at close of day A close-of-day that has to balance.
- 11. GST & returns 1 – 0 – 1 · computed at the sale Stored per line, so filing is a read.
- 12. Analytics HS · after hours Trend, top products, margin by category.
- 13. Patient follow-ups × on the refill date The repeat business most pharmacies lose.
- 14. Control centre STAT · once, at setup Prefixes, sequences, users, roles, per store.
The write path
One sale. Seven writes. One transaction.
Most pharmacy software bills first and reconciles later — which is why the stock report and the tax report never quite match. Ranbix commits the whole consequence of a sale at once, or commits none of it. Try breaking it.
- bill
- stock
- tax
- ledger
- cash
- COMMIT
FEFO First-Expiry-First-Out. When a strip is billed, Ranbix reaches for the batch that expires soonest — so slow-moving stock is sold before it becomes a write-off, and expiry alerts stay honest.
At the counter
This is what the counter hands over.
Every line carries the batch it came from and the date that batch expires. The tax is split per line and stored, not recalculated at filing time. And the stock behind those three lines has already moved — before the paper finished printing.
- The batch is on the bill. Not looked up later from a register nobody kept.
- FEFO picked it, not the person. The earliest-expiring stock leaves first, so slow movers sell before they become a write-off.
- The ledger already knows. Revenue and cash post to the day-book in the same transaction, so month end is a read.
Twenty minutes, your stock list, and the hardest question you have about expiry.
The suite
One suite. Three products.
Each is worth running on its own. Together they carry one prescription from the consulting room to the counter without anyone re-typing it.
Ranbix · Store app
Bill fast. Stock smart.
Close the day clean.
Ranbix is the counter’s daily driver — GST bills in seconds, FEFO batches that never let an expiry sneak up, purchases and accounts on the same screen, and the store-operations modules that retire the paper registers for good.
- POS billing with GST computed per line
- Batch, expiry and low-stock intelligence
- Purchases, accounting and the day-book
- Returns, expenses, stock audit and eleven more
Nucleus · Network HQ
Every store.
One brain.
Nucleus is head office in a browser tab. It reads every store’s numbers and hands you the next move — what to restock, which batches to rescue, whose payment to chase. Advisory by default, one click to execute.
- Control centre with executable actions
- Network analytics and demand trends
- Store, organisation and user provisioning
- BIXClinic clinic onboarding built in
BIXClinic · Clinic OS
The clinic that talks
to your pharmacy.
BIXClinic runs the outpatient clinic — a live appointment queue, records with structured consultation notes, and prescribing. The signed e-prescription is not handed to the patient; it lands at the pharmacy counter as a ready-to-bill order.
- Walk-in, booked and tele appointment queue
- Patient records with structured consultation notes
- Digital prescriptions with safety checks
- Hand-off by webhook, FHIR, or straight into Ranbix
See it against your own catalogue.
A walkthrough takes about twenty minutes — a real sale, a real batch deduction, and the ledger entry it produces. Bring your hardest question about stock.