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Datarithm | Dead Stock, Recovered

Liquidation Engine is a new return-to-manufacturer feature developed through a partnership between Datarithm and Rx Direct Solutions. It provides pharmacies with unprecedented transparency and control over short-dated and expired returns.

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Datarithm focuses exclusively on pharmacy inventory management. Its cloud-based tool interfaces with Pharmacy Management Systems (PMS) to optimize order points and quantities using proprietary algorithms.

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Datarithm Company Background

Datarithm focuses exclusively on pharmacy inventory management. Its cloud-based tool interfaces with Pharmacy Management Systems (PMS) to optimize order points and quantities using proprietary algorithms. The system addresses four core pillars: Forecasting, Balancing, Cycle Counting, and Analytics. By automating demand forecasting and identifying surplus stock, Datarithm helps pharmacies reduce operational costs, increase inventory turns, and improve cash flow.

Newest Product or Service From Datarithm

The Liquidation Engine: Introduced in late 2024, this innovation provides independent pharmacies with a transparent and faster path to recoup value from "dead stock" (non-moving inventory).

Pharmacy Markets SoftWriters Serves

Independents and Small Chains
Regional Chains
Hospital Outpatient
Specialty
Compounding
Long-term Care (closed door and combo)

Why Pharmacies Choose FrameworkLTC

Pharmacies choose Datarithm because it transforms prescription inventory from a massive financial burden into a streamlined asset. By replacing manual shelf inspections with sophisticated, cloud-based automation, the platform addresses the core challenge of managing thousands of high-cost medications. Owners and managers rely on its proprietary algorithms to accurately forecast demand, which helps eliminate both wasteful overstock and dangerous out-of-stock scenarios.

Getting Financial Relief

Datarithm can provide financial relief by identifying "frozen" capital—inventory that isn't moving—and facilitating wholesaler returns or store-to-store transfers. Most pharmacies see a significant increase in inventory turns and a substantial reduction in total overhead within the first few months of implementation. Beyond pure logistics, Datarithm provides a clear path to successful perpetual inventory management. Its centralized analytics offer the visibility needed to monitor staff compliance and maintain financial health across multiple locations, ensuring the pharmacy remains profitable in a market defined by tightening margins and rising operational costs.

Automation of Complex Tasks

Datarithm automates complex inventory tasks using proprietary algorithms to forecast demand and optimize reorder points. By eliminating manual shelf inspections, the system identifies surplus stock for returns or transfers. This streamlining reduces labor, improves accuracy through intelligent cycle counting, and allows pharmacy staff to focus entirely on essential patient care.

Transition to Perpetual Inventory

Datarithm acts as a bridge for pharmacies looking to implement Perpetual Inventory (PI). While many Pharmacy Management Systems (PMS) have the capability for PI, they often lack the sophisticated optimization logic required to keep it accurate. Datarithm integrates with most leading PMS platforms to automatically reset reorder points every month, ensuring the system stays in lockstep with actual demand.

Specialized Tools for Modern Challenges

The Liquidation Engine: A newer innovation specifically designed to help independent pharmacies recoup value from dead stock faster and more transparently than traditional reverse distribution methods.
Shrinkage Visibility: By keeping system counts and shelf counts in sync, pharmacies can more easily spot discrepancies that might indicate theft, fraud, or diversion.