Marg ERP · Pharmacy Edition
Marg is the default pharmacy software across much of India, and the reason is narrow but decisive: it handles batch numbers and expiry dates properly. A medical store does not have "100 units of a product" — it has three batches with three expiry dates and three purchase rates, and billing has to pick the right one. Generic billing software does not do this well. That capability, plus Schedule H handling and distributor scheme management, is what you are paying for.
Single user, one counter
Multi-user and multi-location
Pharma distributors and stockists
Strongly recommended for pharmacy
Pharmacy has compliance requirements ordinary retail does not. Schedule H and H1 drugs require a register with prescriber and patient details, retained for the statutory period. Expiry management is not just operational — expired stock on the shelf is a regulatory problem, not merely a financial one. And if you deal with distributors, expiry and breakage claims are real money that goes unclaimed when the system cannot produce batch-level evidence. Size the licence on counters and locations, not turnover.
WhatsApp +91 98119 98370. We supply Marg pharmacy licences with GST invoice, import your item master with batches and expiry dates, configure Schedule H registers and rate structures, and train counter staff on fast billing before you go live.
Silver at around ₹12,600 one-time suits a single chemist shop with one billing counter. Gold at around ₹25,200 covers multi-counter and multi-store operation and distribution schemes. Both are perpetual licences, with AMC at roughly 15-20% of licence value per year for updates and support.
Yes. It maintains the Schedule H1 register with the required prescriber and patient details and retains records for the statutory period. This is a common reason chemists move off generic billing software — the register is a compliance obligation, not an optional report.
Stock is held per batch with its own expiry date and purchase rate. At billing the system picks the appropriate batch — usually earliest expiry first — so stock rotates correctly and you are not left holding short-dated product. Near-expiry alerts let you return or claim from the distributor while there is still time.
Yes, and distribution is where Gold earns its price. Scheme and margin management, salesman and route reporting, credit control, and supplier breakage and expiry claim handling are distribution features that retail-only software does not attempt.
Yes, if your current system can export it. Item masters, batch numbers, expiry dates, opening quantities and rates import into Marg. Where data only exists on paper, the opening stock entry is a real exercise — plan it for a low-traffic period and expect it to take a few days for a well-stocked store.
We set up Marg for chemists and pharma distributors across India — batch and expiry import, Schedule H configuration, and counter-staff training.