Expiry losses are easy to miss
Expired or slow-moving stock can become costly if it is found too late.
Kaunta helps pharmacies in Tanzania sell products, track expiry, manage suppliers, monitor stock levels, control staff access, and keep business reports clear.
Most business losses start as small daily gaps: missed orders, late stock updates, unclear cash, or prices that do not match cost.
Expired or slow-moving stock can become costly if it is found too late.
Suppliers, purchase prices, stock quantities, and selling prices must stay organized.
Staff need a simple sales screen while owners keep control of sensitive changes.
Track products with expiry dates and review items that need attention before they become losses.
Manage purchases, supplier balances, purchase costs, and product movement from the same system.
Give cashiers simple sales tools while owners manage permissions, reports, and product changes.
Kaunta keeps daily screens simple while sales, stock, cash, and cost records stay connected in the background.
Add medicines and health products with categories and expiry details.
Record purchases and supplier balances.
Sell through the cashier screen with clear receipts.
Review expiry, low stock, sales, and profit reports.
| Need | Manual work | Kaunta |
|---|---|---|
| Daily sales | Receipts, notebooks, or spreadsheets must be checked later. | Sales are recorded as work happens, with payment and staff details. |
| Stock control | Stock is often updated after the fact, which creates mistakes. | Stock changes as sales, purchases, production, or transfers happen. |
| Owner reports | Managers wait for manual summaries before making decisions. | Owners see sales, expenses, stock, profit, and items that need attention in one place. |
Choose the wider product page if you want more detail about selling, stock control, or production work.
Yes. Kaunta helps pharmacies see expiry information and act on products that need attention.
Yes. Purchases, suppliers, stock quantities, and payment balances can be managed from Kaunta.
Yes. Owners can decide which actions different users are allowed to perform.
Last updated: June 19, 2026