Medical store
Staff attendance and salary app for a medical store
A medical shop keeps more records than most shops, and it is used to being asked to show them.
Who works in a medical store
- A registered pharmacist, monthly, and the highest wage in the shop.
- One or two counter assistants, monthly.
- A night or late-evening person in shops that stay open past ten.
- A delivery boy for home orders, often part time.
Monthly wages, paid on a fixed date, because this trade tends to be more formal than most. Advances are less frequent but larger.
The argument this trade has
The late-evening assistant says he covered four extra nights when the pharmacist was away. There is nothing written down that shows which nights those were.
What matters most here
- Payslips and the month sheet The page your accountant asks for.
- Backup A shop that keeps records should not lose them with a phone.
- Find any payment When somebody asks about a month from last year.
The numbers this trade knows
- A pharmacist on ₹22,000 a month is about ₹730 a day.
- Four disputed nights is nearly ₹3,000 — more than most shops’ monthly electricity.
A shop like yours
We are looking for our first medical store willing to be named and photographed. If that could be you, tell us — we will come to the shop, and nothing is published without your signed permission.
Questions people ask
Does DailyPlus keep drug or stock records?
No. Today DailyPlus is for staff — attendance, salary and advances. Nothing else.
Can I show these records if somebody official asks?
You can make a payslip or a month sheet from your own record. It is your record, not a government form, and it is not certified by us.
Start keeping your register on your phone
It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.