Expiry dates don't wait.
A pharmacy carries thousands of batches, each with its own expiry date, and a catalogue written in Arabic, English and brand names at once. Idrak keeps it straight.
- Revenue
- 26,910
- +3.4%
- Expiring ≤ 60 days
- 38 batches
- JD 640
- Rx share
- 41%
- +2 pt
Expiring soonest
- 102.000 JD
Augmentin 1g
12 boxes · 18 days
- 96.000 JD
Vitamin D3 50,000
30 boxes · 26 days
- 57.200 JD
بنادول أدفانس 24
44 boxes · 41 days
- Return to supplier121.500 JD
Sunscreen SPF50
9 units · 55 days
Pharmacies
What gets in the way
- 01
Batches you find too late
Near-expiry boxes hide at the back of the drawer until the day they become a write-off.
- 02
Brand, generic, Arabic, English
Panadol, بنادول and Paracetamol 500mg are entered as three items, so stock counts never match.
- 03
Cosmetics that never move
Skincare and supplements take up shelf space and cash for months without a single sale.
What Idrak finds
Typical monthly findings for a single branch · illustrative
Near-expiry batches
640.000 JD
Batches expiring in the next 60 days, with what to return or discount first.
Slow cosmetics & supplements
1,120.000 JD
Items with no sale in 120+ days and the cash tied up in them.
Prices behind the official list
184.300 JD
Items still selling at an old price after an official price update.
Unexplained shrinkage
92.750 JD
Purchases minus sales minus stock that doesn't add up.
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