PMS is a complete pharmacy ERP/POS source package for pharmacies, medical stores and healthcare distributors that need billing, inventory, purchases, accounting and reporting in one installable system.

The package includes Laravel backend source, React frontend source, compiled production assets, a ready SQLite demo database, setup flow and documentation. Buyers can install it quickly, review the demo data, then rebrand and customize the workflow for their own business or client project.

• Modern Laravel API with React, Vite, Tailwind and Ant Design frontend.
• POS billing, sales invoices, sales returns and printable invoice workflow.
• Product master, barcode fields, units, manufacturers, batches and expiry tracking.
• Purchase orders, purchase bills, supplier returns and payment settlement.
• Stock ledger, stock adjustment, low-stock alerts and expiring batch alerts.
• Customer, supplier and party management with ledger views.
• Accounting vouchers, expenses, payments, cash/bank books, trial balance and profit/loss reports.
• Role and permission management with owner/admin controls.
• Setup wizard for company, branch, fiscal year, currency, payment modes, branding and admin user.
• Dashboard analytics, global search, import/export tools and server-side filtered reports.
• Swagger/OpenAPI documentation for integrations, mobile apps or external ERP connections.
• Shared-hosting friendly package with built frontend assets and Apache rewrite files.

• PHP 8.2 or newer.
• PHP extensions: PDO, SQLite, MySQL, OpenSSL, Mbstring, Tokenizer, XML, Ctype, JSON, BCMath, Fileinfo, cURL and Zip.
• Apache or Nginx hosting with rewrite support.
• SQLite works out of the box for demo/local use.
• MySQL 5.7+/8.0+ or MariaDB 10.6+ is recommended for production.
• Composer is only needed if the included vendor folder is removed or repaired.
• Node.js/npm is only needed when rebuilding or customizing frontend assets.

1. Upload and extract the main ZIP file.
2. Point your domain or subdomain document root to the public directory. For local testing, run php artisan serve.
3. Open /app in the browser.
4. Sign in with [email protected] and password password.
5. For production, change the app URL, regenerate the app/JWT keys, switch to MySQL if required and update branding from the settings panel.

API documentation is available at /api/documentation and /api/v1/openapi.json.