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Supplies, staff, and accounts for every Healthcare facility

ERPS X runs the business side of clinics, hospitals, labs, and pharmacies: consumables inventory and replenishment, vendor purchasing, equipment and fleet registers, staff payroll and time off, expenses, invoicing, and Accounting — with POS for the pharmacy counter.

ERPS · The back officeInventory, Replenishment, Purchase, Vendors, Equipments, Fleet, Employees, Payroll, Time Off, Expenses, Invoicing, and Accounting for the facility.
POS · The pharmacy or optical counterSell, return, and collect payments over the counter. Cashiers see Sales, Returns, Payments, and Customers only.
9 apps
In the Inventory department
POS + ERPS
Pharmacy counter and back office
5 journals
Posted from POS to Accounting
1 workspace
Per facility, on its own domain
Healthcare — photo of a working business

How ERPS X works for Healthcare

A facility cares for patients in front and runs a business behind. ERPS X is for the business behind. It is not a clinical or patient-record system; it is the back office that keeps consumables in stock, suppliers paid, staff on payroll, equipment registered, and the accounts current — inside one company workspace on your own .erpsx.com domain.

Gloves, syringes, reagents, and medicines live in Products. Replenishment flags what is running low, Purchase and Vendors record every supplier order, and Inventory Adjustment writes off damaged or expired stock with an audit trail. Equipments registers analysers, beds, and imaging units with Maintenance records; Fleet holds ambulances and staff vehicles. HR covers Employees, Payroll, Time Off, Recruitment, and Expenses.

Every purchase, payroll run, expense, and invoice posts a journal to Accounting. A pharmacy or optical counter adds POS: cashiers sell, take returns, and collect payments, and POS Sales, Returns, Payments, Purchase, and Expenses journals post to the same accounts. A group with several sites runs each as its own company under one login.

Clinics & polyclinics

Consumables, staff payroll, expenses, and Accounting for a single site.

Hospitals

A company per facility with Inventory, Equipments, HR, and Finance departments.

Pharmacies

POS at the counter with categories, brands, suppliers, and purchases; journals post to Accounting.

Diagnostic labs

Reagents and kits in Inventory; analysers in Equipments with Maintenance.

Dental & optical practices

Chairside supplies in Inventory; frames and lenses sold through POS.

Medical supply distributors

Vendor purchases, Sale Orders, Invoicing, and Gate Pass for stock leaving the warehouse.

One workspace, the products your operation needs

Every company on ERPS X gets its own domain and databases. Activate the products below on your plan; they share the same customers, items, and accounts.

ERPS — Enterprise Resource Planning
The back office

Inventory, Replenishment, Purchase, Vendors, Equipments, Fleet, Employees, Payroll, Time Off, Expenses, Invoicing, and Accounting for the facility.

POS — Point of Sale
The pharmacy or optical counter

Sell, return, and collect payments over the counter. Cashiers see Sales, Returns, Payments, and Customers only.

What slows Healthcare businesses down

Consumables run out

Nobody sees stock falling until a procedure is delayed for want of a basic item.

Write-offs go unrecorded

Expired or damaged stock is thrown away without a record, so the books overstate inventory.

Equipment without a register

Analysers and imaging units exist on invoices, not in a list with their maintenance history.

Payroll outside the books

Clinical and support staff are paid from a spreadsheet that never reaches Accounting.

Pharmacy till disconnected

Counter sales sit in a separate till and are totalled by hand for the accountant.

Each branch its own island

Multiple sites means multiple systems and a group reconciliation at year end.

Features built for Healthcare

Replenishment signals

Products with reorder signals so consumables are ordered before they run out.

Adjustments with an audit trail

Inventory Adjustment records write-offs and counts so the ledger matches the shelf.

Equipments and Maintenance

Every unit registered, with maintenance work recorded against it.

HR posting to accounts

Employees, Payroll, Time Off, and Recruitment in one department; pay runs post journals.

Pharmacy POS on the same books

Sales, returns, payments, purchases, and paid expenses post journals to the facility's Accounting.

A company per site

Each facility on its own workspace and domain; the group reads them from one login.

A day in Healthcare on ERPS X

How work moves through your company — from the first customer interaction to closed books.

1
Set up the stores

Add consumables, medicines, and reagents in Products; suppliers in Vendors; staff in Employees.

2
Purchase and receive

Record supplier orders in Purchase; cost posts to payables and stock in Accounting.

3
Issue and sell

The pharmacy counter sells in POS; departmental stock is corrected through Inventory Adjustment.

4
Maintain and pay

Log Maintenance on Equipments, run Payroll, record Time Off, and mark Expenses paid.

5
Review the books

Replenishment flags what to reorder; the administrator reads the trial balance and P&L.

What Healthcare teams gain

Shelf, till, and ledger agree

One product record, one adjustment, one journal — no reconciliation later.

Fewer stock-outs

Replenishment sees consumables falling before a procedure does.

Know what you own

Equipments and Fleet registers replace a folder of invoices.

Department-locked users

The storekeeper sees Inventory; HR sees Payroll; finance sees Accounting.

A company per facility

Separate books per site, one login for the group.

Nothing to install

Cloud workspace on your own subdomain; open it from any office.

ERPS X for Healthcare — common questions

Is ERPS X a clinical or patient-record system?
No. ERPS X is the business back office: consumables inventory, purchasing, equipment and fleet registers, HR and payroll, expenses, invoicing, and Accounting. Keep patient records in your clinical system.
How do we handle expired or damaged stock?
Record the write-off in Inventory Adjustment. The stock quantity is corrected with an audit trail, and Inventory Valuation reflects what remains.
What can a pharmacy cashier see?
Sales, Returns, Payments, and Customers. Purchases, Expenses, Reports, Users, and adding items, categories, suppliers, or brands are hidden from the Cashier role.
How do we run a group of clinics?
Create one company per facility in the ERPS X panel. Each gets its own clinic.erpsx.com workspace and databases with its own Accounting. Switch between them from one login.
How do we register equipment?
Add each unit in Equipments and record servicing in Maintenance, both inside the ERPS Manufacturing department. Vehicles go in Fleet under HR.

Put your facility's back office on ERPS X

Start a 14-day trial, set up your company, and record your first purchase and pharmacy sale in a workspace that keeps the books itself.

14-day trial · No credit card for trial · Cancel anytime
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