Vitrano
The operating system for pharma distribution
What it does
Vitrano helps pharmaceutical distributors, C&F agents, and stockists manage procurement, inventory, batches, expiry, warehouses, orders, billing, dispatch, logistics, and receivables from one platform. Instead of managing critical operations across disconnected accounting software, spreadsheets, and manual processes, Vitrano connects the complete distribution workflow in one system.
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Eliminate batch errors, prevent expiry losses, and accelerate wholesale order processing. Vitrano gives pharmaceutical businesses real-time control over multi-warehouse operations. Vitrano unifies procurement, inventory, billing, and dispatch into one operational workflow—engineered specifically around real pharmaceutical supply chains without forcing manual reconciliation. Actions move automatically from Purchase Order → Goods Receipt → Batch Tagging → Picking → Billing. Inventory levels, credit limits, and delivery queues remain synchronized across all warehouses in real-time. Automated PO generation, vendor performance tracking, and direct inward invoice matching. Strict FEFO…from vitrano.co.in
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