The appliance keeps track of inventory counts in real time, and can streamline tasks such as checking inventory counts and creating order forms.
In addition, the inventory status in the appliance can be monitored in real time via the hospital network, and an alarm sent when the quantity of any medicine ordered falls below the set minimum, preventing shortages.

The machine detects the entry and exit of medicines in real time, and instantly alerts the user if an incorrect operation is performed, facilitating correct operation.
The timeline of each operation is automatically recorded as the medicines enter and exit the appliance, making it possible to create an environment for easy tracking using the various recorded data.
The data can also be used as a ledger record for strictly controlled medicines.

It is possible, for example, to collect the costs of the medicines used for each surgery and send this information to the surgery department system to prevent billing omissions.
The appliance can also be linked to an ordering system to enable the safe stocking of medicines based on the latest orders.