Glossary
Pharmacy software, plain English.
Short, citable definitions of the terms Lebanese pharmacists meet every day — MoPH MediTrack, FEFO, the Lebanese Plan Comptable, dual-currency LBP/USD accounting, and more.
- What is PharmEasy?
- PharmEasy is offline-first pharmacy management software built in Beirut for Lebanese retail pharmacies. It combines point-of-sale, inventory with FEFO expiry tracking, dual-currency LBP/USD accounting, and automated MoPH MediTrack compliance reporting in one cloud-native progressive web app.
- What is MoPH MediTrack?
- MoPH MediTrack is Lebanon's national drug track-and-trace system, operated by the Ministry of Public Health. Every drug dispensed at a Lebanese pharmacy must be submitted to MediTrack via its API. The system records each transaction against the drug's serial number and the patient's unique health ID (UHID).
- What is FEFO inventory management?
- FEFO (First-Expire-First-Out) is an inventory rotation method where the stock with the earliest expiry date is sold or dispensed before stock with later expiry dates, regardless of when each batch arrived. Pharmacies use FEFO to minimise write-offs from expired drugs.
- What is the Lebanese Plan Comptable?
- The Lebanese Plan Comptable is the standardised chart of accounts mandated by Lebanese accounting regulations. It assigns numerical codes to asset, liability, equity, revenue, and expense accounts, and is required for VAT, income tax, and statutory financial reporting in Lebanon.
- What is dual-currency LBP/USD accounting?
- Dual-currency LBP/USD accounting records every transaction in both Lebanese Pounds and US Dollars on the same journal line, using the exchange rate captured at the point of sale. It is required in Lebanon because both currencies circulate at floating parallel-market rates that fluctuate daily.
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Each term maps to something concrete in the product. The features section walks through how PharmEasy handles each one.