Picks the batch that expires first
Scan the barcode and the till takes the earliest batch, shows its expiry date and keeps the count of every batch right.

NEXA runs the till, stock, purchases, money and staff of a pharmacy on Windows, in Arabic or English, with no internet. From $250 per PC, paid once.
Runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11. An online edition is coming soon.
Home shows today's sales, the stock near its expiry, the items below their reorder point and the cheques due. Each figure opens the list behind it.

Scan the barcode and the till takes the earliest batch, shows its expiry date and keeps the count of every batch right.

Drug interactions, prescription-only and controlled medicines raise a warning for the seller to read before the sale goes on.

Cash, card, bank transfer or the customer's account on one invoice. The receipt prints as it shows on the screen.

The till works out what the insurer and the customer each pay, and keeps the claim to collect. In Advanced and Professional.

What the till sells is counted in the stock, costed in the reports and banked at the day's close.
One list of what ran out, what is under its reorder level and what expires soon. Stocktake, quarantine and recalls work per batch.
Write the purchase order, then receive against it with batch numbers and expiry dates. The supplier's balance follows by itself.
Each seller counts their own drawer at the end of the day. Expenses, cheques, safes and bank accounts sit in the same books.
Sales, profit, margin, expiry and idle stock, for any dates. Each report prints or goes out as an Excel or PDF file.
Shifts, attendance, leave, advances, commissions and the monthly payroll. In Professional.





Every sale is written to the PC's own disk as it happens, so a power cut loses nothing. Advanced links 2 PCs and Professional up to 3 on the pharmacy's network, on one set of data, each PC with its own licence.
$250
per PC, paid once
1 PC only, no linking
For a pharmacy with one PC
$500 for one PC with a receipt printer and a barcode reader.
$500
per PC, paid once
Link up to 2 PCs, a licence each
For a pharmacy that sells on insurance
$750 for one PC with a receipt printer and a barcode reader.
$750
per PC, paid once
Link up to 3 PCs, a licence each
For a pharmacy with staff on payroll
$1,000 for one PC with a receipt printer and a barcode reader.
One account for all your branches. Each branch's sales, stock and money show live, wherever you are.
Pharmacies that use NEXA, in their own words. Tried it? Leave yours.
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No. Each licence covers one PC, and an edition's price is one PC's licence. Advanced links up to 2 PCs and Professional up to 3, each PC with its own licence: 2 PCs on Advanced cost 2 × $500 = $1,000. Basic runs on one PC.
No. The program and its data are on your own PC, and it sells and prints with no connection.
No. You pay once and the licence never expires. Updates after the first year cost about a fifth of the price, per PC.
No. Each change is saved to the disk as it happens, and a backup is made every night.
Yes. You pay the difference between the two prices for each PC, and keep all your data.
It is coming soon. The three editions sold today work with no internet.
