Source Code Acquisition: Pharma POS Software

Job ID: 40425178

Budget: ₹150,000 – ₹250,000 INR

# Pharmaceutical Distributor & Retail POS Software – Source Code Acquisition

We are seeking to acquire a proven software products in the pharmaceutical distribution and retail POS space.

The requirement is specifically for a mature, production-ready application that is already being actively used by real customers in live business environments.

## Mandatory Criteria

* Existing production deployments are required
* Product must currently be used by one or more live customers
* Source code ownership must be available
* Incomplete products, prototypes, MVPs, or fresh development proposals will not be considered

## Functional Areas of Interest

The solution should ideally support most of the following:

### Distributor Management

* Inventory & warehouse management
* Batch and expiry tracking
* Purchase and sales workflows
* Supplier and customer management
* GST/tax invoicing
* Credit and payment tracking
* Multi-branch operations
* Reporting & analytics

### Retail POS

* Pharmacy billing/POS
* Barcode integration
* Fast checkout workflows
* Stock visibility
* Prescription-based sales support (preferred)
* User roles and access control

## Preferred Technology Stack

Preference will be given to solutions built using modern and maintainable technologies such as:

Backend technologies:

Java / Spring Boot
Node.js

Frontend technologies:

Angular
React

Preferred databases:

PostgreSQL
MySQL

However, other architectures may also be considered if the product is stable, scalable, and well-structured.

## Please Share the Following

Interested parties should provide:

* Product overview
* Feature list/modules available
* Screenshots, demo links, or videos
* Technology stack details
* Database used
* Production deployment information
* Approximate customer base or deployment scale
* Commercial expectations for source code transfer
* Availability of post-handover support and knowledge transfer

We are primarily interested in evaluating existing products with real-world operational maturity rather than commissioning a new build from scratch.