Run your pharmacy like the best in the business.
One staff portal and one action queue for tasks, orders, packs, compliance, and stock. Built by pharmacists who run their own.
Pharmacy work is scattered. One queue puts it back in view.
Pharmacy work is visible only to whoever did it. Orders, checks, credentials, and expiries live in notebooks, folders, and memory.
Knowledge lives in the most senior person's head, and staff interrupt the pharmacist to get at it.
From 1 October 2026, community pharmacies transition from QCPP to QSPP accreditation under AS85000:2024. Most pharmacies will re-paper their quality systems in spreadsheets and folders. Chemist Care Tools gives them one register, one audit calendar, and one readiness view instead.
Every module feeds one screen.
Today shows what needs attention across orders, packs, compliance, stock, and staff. Staff open one screen and start working. Nothing sits in a folder waiting to be remembered.
Today
- 3 DAA packs ready to checkMon cycle · pharmacist sign-off
- Special order overdueMrs Nguyen · 6 days since ordered
- Fridge log duePM check · missed by 40 min
- Announcement unreadLocum roster for Sat
One product. Four groups. Sixteen modules.
The screens staff open every shift.
The work that actually needs the pharmacist's judgement.
What is on the shelf, what it earned, what it costs.
The layer that keeps the pharmacy accredited and growing.
Grounded answers from your documents.
| Product | On hand | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Panadol Osteo 96 | 18 | Analgesics · Bay A2 |
| Panadol Osteo 96 (upstairs) | 12 | Warehouse · Row 3 |
A grounded assistant that answers from your own documents.
Ask reads your store guide, SOPs, and clinical calculators. Every answer cites the source. Named after your pharmacy: staff at Example Pharmacy talk to Example Assist.
Chemist Care Tools supports pharmacist judgement. It does not replace it. AI answers are generated from your pharmacy's own documents and should be verified before acting.
One register, one audit calendar, one readiness view.
From 1 October 2026, community pharmacies transition from QCPP to QSPP under AS85000:2024.
Most pharmacies will re-paper their quality systems in spreadsheets and folders.
Business Optimiser replaces that with a live register, a scheduled audit programme, credential tracking, and a readiness view mapped to the four domains of the standard.
Ready for the audit that walks in tomorrow.
Built and used daily in our own working pharmacies.
Proven in a high-volume night chemist in Melbourne's west.
- Six-day trading, extended hours, three pharmacists on the floor.
- Live stock pipeline against the dispensing system, reconciled to till figures.
- Special orders, deliveries, and DAA planner all feed the same Today queue.
Proven in a specialist compounding pharmacy in Camberwell.
- Compounding suite built inside the pharmacy that runs on it every day.
- 30 dosage forms, ingredient-level costing, calibrated make-times.
- Quotes to dispatch tracked on one lifecycle, not three whiteboards.
Three plans. Add-ons for the workflows unique to you.
Business Optimiser
Everything in Core, plus compliance and QSPP readiness.
Add-ons from $49. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
Six questions we get most often.
No. Dispensing, POS, and packing software stay. Chemist Care Tools is the operational layer around them.
Most stores are live in days, not months. Start with Today and one workflow, then switch on the rest as you go.
In Australia. Each pharmacy's data is isolated. Nothing is shared between pharmacies or used to train shared AI models.
Live pipelines against Z Dispense and APSS today. Fred NXT, Minfos, and Dispense Works are in early access.
Business Optimiser gives you the register, the audit calendar, and the readiness view. We don't accredit you. Your assessor does.
Yes. Core is one price for the run-the-day set. Add Business Optimiser and add-ons when they earn their place.
What needs attention right now?
Book a walkthrough. We'll learn how your pharmacy runs, show the modules that fit, and tell you honestly if we're not the right tool.