Understands medicine requests as they're typed
A customer can write "20 Extor 5/80 tablets" or just "Extor tablets" — the agent asks for whatever's missing (strength, quantity, a prescription) before building a cart.
Pharmacy WhatsApp commerce — live inventory, prescription review, and invoicing without leaving the chat your customers already use.
Pharmacist approval stays mandatory. Automation prepares the work; your team makes the clinical decision.
MediMate Pharmacy
via WhatsApp · online
MediMate Pharmacy
via WhatsApp · online
The gap
Most pharmacies run their WhatsApp orders by hand — this is what changes when it's connected to your actual inventory and prescription workflow.
Without MediMate
With MediMate
BeforeStaff manually retype WhatsApp orders into a register or spreadsheet.
With MediMateOrders are captured straight from the chat, matched against real stock.
BeforePrescription photos pile up in a phone gallery, easy to lose track of.
With MediMateEvery prescription becomes a tracked record, routed to a pharmacist for review.
Before"Is this in stock?" means someone walking to the shelf mid-conversation.
With MediMateStock is checked live, including batch expiry, before you promise an item.
BeforeInvoices are handwritten or typed up after the fact, if at all.
With MediMateA PDF invoice is generated and sent back into the same WhatsApp thread.
Main features
A customer can write "20 Extor 5/80 tablets" or just "Extor tablets" — the agent asks for whatever's missing (strength, quantity, a prescription) before building a cart.
Extracts medicine name, strength, dosage form, and quantity from an uploaded prescription, and is explicit about what it's unsure of rather than guessing.
Orders that need a prescription can't be confirmed until a pharmacist on your team approves it — this is enforced in the software, not left to policy.
Connected to live stock levels and batch expiry, with automatic holds while a customer is checking out, so two customers can't be sold the last unit.
Once an order is confirmed, an itemized invoice is generated and delivered as a WhatsApp document — no separate app for the customer to check.
Conversations, prescriptions awaiting review, orders, and stock — with fine-grained roles so a cashier and a pharmacist see exactly what they need to.
How it works
Select any stage or let the simulation play through the complete workflow.
Live inventory event
Request received
Checking Amoxil 500mg × 20
Amoxil 500mg
AMOXIL-500Extor 5/80mg
EXTOR-5-80Panadol 500mg
PANADOL-500Augmentin 625mg
AUG-625Auto-advances every 3 seconds · hover to pause
Inventory simulation
This staged order shows how a WhatsApp request checks availability, creates a temporary reservation, and updates the shared inventory ledger after confirmation.
How stock is actually modeled
Not a generic product catalog with a pharmacy skin — these are the three rules pharmacy inventory runs on, enforced in the data model itself.
Rx vs OTC
A variant is either sold freely or flagged prescription-required — set once in your catalog, then enforced on every order automatically, not left to whoever's answering WhatsApp that day.
Batch & expiry
Each batch carries its own batch number and expiry date. Reservations are drawn from the batch expiring soonest first, so older stock moves before it lapses.
Reorder levels
Set the quantity that means "running low" for each product at each location — the same number that already powers the low-stock flag your team sees on the dashboard.
Prescription processing
Each field carries its own confidence. Anything unclear is flagged to the customer to confirm or sent to a pharmacist — never silently guessed, and never approved automatically when a prescription is required.
Extracted from prescription
Medicine
Amoxicillin 500mg
Dosage form
Capsule
Quantity
20
Frequency
1 capsule, 3x daily, 7 days
Frequency's confidence is below the auto-approval threshold — this prescription is routed to pharmacist review, not confirmed automatically.
Human review & safety
Every prescription-required order needs a pharmacist's approval before it's confirmed. A staff member can take over any conversation at any time, and the system is built around a strict set of things it will never do on its own.
The system never
Built for the whole team
Pharmacy owner
See every conversation, order, and stock level in one dashboard, without another manual reconciliation at the end of the day.
Pharmacist
A single review queue for prescriptions that actually need your judgment — not a phone gallery to scroll through.
Order & support staff
Build a customer's cart and take over a conversation without re-typing anything that was already said on WhatsApp.
Inventory manager
Stock holds are automatic during checkout, so a sale in progress can't be double-counted against what's on the shelf.
Order & invoice workflow
Confirming a cart creates a real order, deducts stock from the correct batch, and generates a PDF invoice — delivered straight back into the WhatsApp thread as a downloadable document, with a copy on your dashboard.
Order timeline
Cart confirmed by customer
Amoxil 500mg x20 — Rs. 300.00Order created
Delivery — Rs. 150.00Invoice generated & sent
Total — Rs. 450.00Integrations
Your existing WhatsApp number, connected once — every message, photo, and reply flows through the same thread your customers already know.
Already run your own point-of-sale or inventory software? Connect it over MCP (Model Context Protocol) instead of migrating your catalog — stock checks and adjustments go straight to your system.
Early access
We are working with early pharmacy partners before publishing measured case studies. Join the program and help us validate the workflows that matter in daily operations.
FAQ
Straight answers about WhatsApp pharmacy ordering, prescription review, inventory, and human control.
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