In its effort to further its mission to digitize small pharmacies, Tarnea Technologies has introduced Eagle Eye smartphone app. It provides standalone pharmacy owners with the ability to monitor their store in real-time 24x7. In addition, it is also a comprehensive resource for business intelligence and analytics on sales, customers, cash flow, inventory, purchase, and staff performance. The app has currently been made available in Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Guntur, Ongole, and Erode in the first phase of the launch.
The company is already known for its Smartmile which helped many independent traditional pharmacy stores go digital. But with EagleEye smartphone app, the software’s interface will help owners save time and money, allowing them to manage the business remotely and get all the analysis and information they need via their smart phones.
Further the app gives real-time performance tracking, comparison with past performances, insightful graphs and charts, as well as the ability to track multiple stores from the same app. Pharmacy owners can be alerted and notified to high value transactions, store achievements, business summaries at the end of working hours, GST filing due dates, and stock-level dynamics. The application also helps pharmacy owners stay tuned to the latest developments by curating relevant industry news on the app for their perusal.
“Small, standalone pharmaceutical retailers are at a disadvantage from increasingly location-agnostic marketplaces, large branded chains, and e-commerce players. Managing their day-to-day operations, monitoring performance, and finding ways to become more efficient and grow, isn’t easy – but technology can be the great equalizer here,” stated Suresh Satyamurthy, CEO and Co-founder, Tarnea Technologies.
“Our solution is an outcome of considerable research into what these business owners need. The intent is to empower small and standalone pharmacy owners to compete against branded pharmacy chains and e-commerce pharma platforms through its ‘Digital Pharmacy’ revolution,” he added.