Not another platform. Not another login. Salma is a pharmaceutical buying expert in the app already open on your phone — she routes every order to its best net price, tracks every allowance you are owed, and files the reports you dread.
Sign up, onboard and run your pharmacy without ever opening a web page.
The reason pharmacy software fails is that nobody has time to learn it. So there is nothing to learn.
WhatsApp is already on every phone behind your counter. That is the whole interface. No app store, no rollout, no IT.
Ask in plain words — “what should metformin cost me?” — or type a short command. Both work, and both give the same answer.
Registration and onboarding happen inside the chat. A web workspace exists if you ever want it. Most owners never open it.
Six things she does without being asked twice.
Ask what a product costs and she compares every supplier on your account, ranked by true net cost. On brand items the gap between distributors is the largest and least-watched leak in the pharmacy.
She knows what each invoice line should earn, flags what was short-paid, and names the molecules you buy that have no rate agreement on file at all — then e-mails the manufacturer the list as a spreadsheet.
Health Canada's national register is noise until it is filtered. She watches it against what you have actually bought, and tells you only about the products on your own shelves.
How much you buy, and how long it lasts. She keeps track and tells you when to reorder — before the shelf runs out, not after a patient asks.
The reports you put off. Narcotics inventory and the rest, generated on request and ready to file — one message, no spreadsheet evening.
From your inbox and your supplier portals, automatically. DINs, quantities and prices come back structured. There is nothing for you to type in.
Real commands, exactly as you would send them. Or ask in your own words — she works it out either way.
OnCharge
/price metformin 500 x 1000
The best net price for one product, and who it is from.
/compare 02487381
What every supplier on your account charges for it, cheapest first.
/review last month
What you spent in a period, and what buying it my way would have cost.
/gaps apotex
The molecules you buy with no PA rate agreement on file.
/shortages
Active national shortages on products you actually buy.
Nothing a command does happens without showing you first. She never spends money, sends an e-mail or changes an order until you say yes.
Everything Salma does is visible on the web when you want the detail — reconciliation, rate libraries, invoice records, margin reports. You are never required to open it.
Allowance reconciliation
Invoices, read automatically
Where the margin is
No form, no meeting, no trial to configure. Send one message and she will tell you — using your own invoices, not an estimate.