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How to Restock Products and Record Purchases
Updated on September 2, 2026
Step 1: Start a new purchase order
In the left sidebar, navigate to the Sales & Purchases section and click Purchases. Press the create button to open a new intake template. The system will automatically log the current date and time.
Step 2: Supplier Information and Invoice References
Fill in the general administrative details of the commercial transaction before adding line items:
| Form Field | Is It Required? | Usage Description |
|---|---|---|
| Supplier / Vendor | Yes | Search for the medical lab or distributor by name. Note that they must be previously registered in the System → Suppliers module. |
| Internal Notes | No | A space to write down shipping conditions, freight comments, or specific agreement details for the order. |
| Reference / Invoice No. | No | Enter the external invoice, delivery note, or tax identifier number provided by your vendor for future accounting audits. |
Step 3: Product selection and automated price updates
In the items section, you will find a smart search tool that locates assets quickly by SKU code, commercial name, or by scanning the product's barcode.
For each pharmaceutical or supply added to the restock order, define the following financial metrics:
The number of physical units entering your warehouse. This value will be mathematically added to your current shelf stock levels.
Update the unit acquisition cost and the final retail price. Adjusting the sale price here changes it immediately across your point of sale (POS).
Select or input the appropriate tax rate (VAT, sales tax, exempt) that applies to the product according to your local tax regulations.
If the item has medical traceability enabled, the system will strictly require entering the batch manufacturer number and expiration date.
Step 4: Finalizing Stock Replenishment and Logging Payments
Clicking save instantly updates warehouse inventory metrics. No extra manual reconciliation steps are required.
Click the Pay button to open the cash outflow log form. The system supports logging multiple payment transactions against a single purchase order, making it perfect for tracking partial payments, scheduled down payments, or commercial credit accounts.