
MedbooksFor healthcare businesses
MedBooks helps pharmacies, hospitals, diagnostics and distributors organise financial records, track stock and expiry, manage tax and follow up HMO claims.
Who it’s for

Community and retail pharmacies, single or multi-branch.

Private hospitals with multiple departments.

Diagnostic centers and medical laboratories.

Pharmaceutical wholesalers and distributors
Beyond patient care
Stock purchases, product expiry, operating expenses, tax obligations and cash flow all influence performance. MedBooks helps you answer the questions behind them.
What MedBooks helps you manage
01 · Inventory oversight
Improve visibility into the issues that could affect margins and working capital.
02 · HMO claims tracking
Keep relevant HMO claims and receivables organised. The exact scope depends on the service provided and information available.
03 · Tax and compliance support
Support preparing and organising what is required for applicable obligations, including VAT, PAYE, withholding tax and company income tax where relevant.
Income, purchases, expenses and transactions organised into consistent records.
See differences in revenue, expenses and results across locations.
Records that support financial statement preparation and professional audits.
A clearer view of your business
We learn about your pharmacy, its structure, reporting needs and challenges.
Transactions, purchases and expenses are captured through the agreed process.
Inventory, expiry, tax requirements and HMO claims are organised for visibility.
Reports show revenue, expenses, profitability and other indicators.
Make better-informed decisions about operations, compliance and growth.
Designed for healthcare operations
From a single pharmacy to hospitals and distributors, MedBooks makes your numbers easier to see, compare and act on.
A clear view of daily sales, stock, expiry and margins.
Revenue, costs and HMO receivables organised across departments.
Stock, credit sales and supplier costs tracked across your network.
Financial information brought together across every location.
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