Nothingexpires ina drawer.
Injectables and skincare carry lot numbers and short shelf lives. Both are captured from the invoice, so nothing expires in the back of a drawer, every unit traces to a lot, and cost per treatment comes from the price you actually paid.
Nothing expires in the back of a drawer.
Lot capture, expiry timelines and treatment-level costing replace the spreadsheet and the sticky notes on the fridge.
The lot number is read off the invoice.
Every unit posts with its lot and expiration, and the treatment record shows which lot was used on which patient.
Alerts weeks ahead, not the morning of.
Product is flagged early enough to schedule it, feature it or send it back.
Margin per treatment, from what you paid.
A lip filler treatment is costed from this invoice, so the price list stays honest when the vendor moves.
Audit-ready without an afternoon of prep.
Every lot, every expiry, every unit used, already in the record when the inspector asks.
What the leak is costing you.
Move the sliders. The estimate uses the average recovery we see in this industry; your demo comes with numbers from your own invoices.
Monthly margin recovered.
Pays for itself in —. Over a year, — stays with you.
