Pharmacy billing software anyone at the counter can use

Why it is easy

• The bill never needs the mouse: type, Enter, Enter, print. The function keys sit along the bottom of the screen so you never look them up
• Search forgives: "t pill" and "tpill" both find T-Pill; "dolo6" finds Dolo 650
• Quick Bill: medicines as pictures in a grid — the ones you sell most float to the top. Tap, tap, bill
• The batch is chosen for you — the one that expires first — and shown so you can change it
• Three billing layouts (classic, voucher, modern) so the screen looks like whatever the staff used before
• 3.3 lakh medicines already in the list with pack, salt and MRP — adding one is a tap, not a form
• Sensible defaults everywhere: GST on, round-off to the rupee, MRP as the price, and each of them one switch away
• It updates itself. It runs in a browser with nothing to install at all
• A person on the phone — 9387029304 — in Hindi or English

Easy does not mean less

Everything a chemist is asked for is there; it just does not get in the way of the bill:

• Batch-wise stock with expiry and MRP; billing picks the earliest-expiry batch first (FEFO)
• Cut-strip selling — 3 tablets from a 10-tablet strip, priced, stocked and profited per tablet
• Purchase bill entry that becomes stock as you type it, with scheme, free goods and trade discount worked into the cost
• Schedule H1 register with doctor, registration number and patient details, as Rule 65 requires
• GST invoices with HSN and rate-wise summary; GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B as JSON for the offline tool
• Quick Bill: a picture grid of medicines you tap, with "t pill"-style search that finds T-Pill
• Parties in one place — every customer and supplier, bill-wise collection, statement, export
• Expiry, short-expiry and low-stock reports you can walk the shelves with
• Sale-wise and day-wise profit, after discount and after the GST you claim back
• Loyalty points, salesman commission, refill reminders on WhatsApp
• Thermal 58 mm / 80 mm and A4 / A5 printing across fourteen invoice designs
• Tally export (XML vouchers) for the accountant
• A Tally-style look one key away (Ctrl+Alt+T): Gateway, F8 sale, F9 purchase, Day Book, Balance Sheet — every voucher with batch, expiry and loose tablets
• Up to three businesses on one login — a retail counter and a wholesale firm, say — each with its own GSTIN, D.L. and books
• The national list of 3.3 lakh medicines kept on the PC itself, so it works with no internet
• Updates itself on the Windows PC; nothing to reinstall

The first ten minutes

• Open https://pharmacy.bilzy.in or install the Windows app
• Shop name, GSTIN, a bill design — three screens
• Add the medicines you sell most from the built-in list, with batch and expiry (or upload Excel)
• Make a bill. Print, or WhatsApp it