Make information work across healthcare.

Connect the way products are defined, the way health information is shared, and the way pharmaceutical operations run. Explore Medrafa's products for a more connected information journey.

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Products for the way healthcare works.

Start with the work you need to do. Explore the tools for pharmaceutical operations, the services behind health information exchange, and the shared product definitions that connect them.

Pharmaceutical operations

Manage purchasing, stock, sales, and dispensing. Explore digital pharmacy and delivery alongside the work your team does every day.

  • Purchase

    Suppliers & replenishment

  • Stock

    Batches & locations

  • Dispense

    Sales & payments

Health information exchange

Connect participating health systems through shared patient identity, directories, clinical documents, consent, and audit services.

  • Identity

    Recognize the patient

  • Discovery

    Find participating services

  • Documents

    Share clinical context

Shared product information

Bring product definitions, relationships, stewardship, and terminology into a governed reference for governments and enterprises.

  • Definitions

    Describe the product

  • Terminology

    Connect shared meaning

  • Governance

    Steward the information

Explore each product’s scope, capabilities, and implementation options.

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How we connect health systems.

Organizations keep their own systems. Shared services establish the patient, find participating services, and support governed clinical document exchange.

  • Hospitals & clinics
  • Laboratories
  • Pharmacies
  • Public health systems
Participating systems connect through protected, standards-based APIs

Medrafa shared exchange layer

Independent services, configured for the health community

Identity & discovery context

Patient Registry

Community patient identity and confirmed identifier cross-references.

Care Directory

Organizations, practitioners, services, and electronic endpoints.

Document Registry

Publish document information, discover available records, and retrieve clinical documents.

Publication · discovery · retrieval

Configured access controls

Consent Registry

Versioned privacy choices provide evidence for configured access decisions.

Policy & authorization

Identity-provider tokens and service checks govern access. Policy bundles require runtime integration.

Security and privacy events across services

Audit Repository

Collect security and privacy events from participating services for investigation and accountability.

Identity & discovery
Patient references and directory context support the exchange.
Consent & policy
Configured controls inform disclosure; a consent record alone does not enforce access.
Accountability
Audit evidence records activity across the participating services.
Conceptual shared-community topology, not a required deployment sequence. Document storage may be centralized or remain at source organizations. Community governance determines participation, access, and ownership. Based on OpenTena's service catalog and topology documentation.

Bring everyday pharmacy operations into view.

What is available? What expires next? How does a sale affect stock? Medrafa Inventory brings those everyday questions into one pharmaceutical workflow.

Start with people beside you.

Hands-on implementation support can include pharmacy stock counting and training for your pharmacists.

Illustrations explain supported workflows, rather than showing live stock or product screenshots.

Know what is on the shelf.

Bring product, batch, expiry, and location details into the same view. Coordinate replenishment and transfers, with periodic counts to check physical stock against your records.

The details behind every stock record
Product
What is stocked
Batch
Which lot it belongs to
Expiry
When it expires
Location
Where it is held

Put expiry into the decision.

Use first-expiry-first-out selection to support dispensing. Expiry, low-stock, and overstock alerts help your team identify stock that needs attention.

First expiry, first out
  1. 01

    Earlier expiry

    Prioritize for dispensing

  2. 02

    Later expiry

    Follows in expiry order

Keep the sale in context.

Connect dispensing with invoices and payments. Manage pricing, credit limits, outstanding balances, and payment reconciliation alongside stock.

A connected sales workflow
  1. Dispensing

    Stock & units

  2. Invoice

    Pricing & balances

  3. Payment

    Reconciliation

How Medrafa brings the supply chain together.

A shared product reference supports the journey from procurement to dispensing and delivery. Each offering has a defined role in the wider operation.

Product Catalog

Shared definitions for medicines, equipment, diagnostics, consumables, and supplies—with product relationships, governance, and terminology integration.

Common product information across the operational journey

Medrafa across pharmaceutical operations

  1. 01

    Source & replenish

    Importers & wholesalers

    Medrafa Inventory

    Procurement, replenishment, supplier records, and stock movement.

  2. 02

    Manage & dispense

    Retail pharmacies

    Medrafa Inventory

    Batches, expiry, locations, FEFO dispensing, sales, and payments.

  3. 03

    Order & follow up

    Pharmacy teams & patients

    Digital Pharmacy

    Online medication sales, consultations, and chronic-patient follow-up.

  4. 04

    Deliver & confirm

    Delivery destinations

    Last Mile Delivery

    Connected ordering, route optimization, and proof of delivery, including rural destinations.

Commercial support alongside the operational journey

Promotion and Marketing

Wholesalers and importers reach pharmacies through the Inventory platform.

Pharmacy Accounting

Odoo-based pharmacy accounting, scoped around the organization's financial and integration needs.

Portfolio relationship map. The connections shown explain how the offerings fit together; implementation scope, integration arrangements, and delivery coverage are agreed for each organization.

A common reference. A clearer understanding.

The same product is described differently in regulatory, clinical, and supply-chain systems. Product Catalog brings definitions, relationships, and governance into a shared reference for medicines, equipment, diagnostics, consumables, and supplies.

FHIR provides the structure for exchange. Terminology integration connects that structure to shared meaning, while stewardship and version history help teams understand where information came from and how it changes.

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Find the content for your organization.

Different teams start with different questions. Find the workflows, shared services, and product information that relate to your responsibilities.

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Perspectives on digital health, pharmacy practice, and connected healthcare.

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When E-Prescriptions Meet Digital Inventory: Where Efficiency Actually Happens

Digital inventory management on its own already offers major advantages – real-time stock visibility, expiry tracking, and improved ordering accuracy. But when it is connected to e-prescriptions, the impact multiplies. Research in integrated health information systems shows that interoperability between prescribing and inventory platforms significantly improves medicine availability and reduces operational waste across the supply chain.…

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Why Digital Health in Ethiopia Can’t Wait Article Cover
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Why Digital Health in Ethiopia Can’t Wait

In every pharmacy, there’s a fundamental truth: information is power. But when that information lives on paper, in notebooks, or in the owner’s memory, that power is fragmented, delayed, and often wasted. Across low- and middle-income countries, digital health technologies are increasingly recognized not just as “nice to have,” but as indispensable tools for improving…

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Digital Health as a Shared Responsibility: Building the Future of Healthcare Together

Healthcare systems around the world are undergoing profound transformation. Digital tools are reshaping how care is delivered, how medicines are managed, and how decisions are made. Yet, digital health is not simply about introducing new technology it is about how people, systems, and institutions work together to improve health outcomes. In Ethiopia, the promise of…

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Interoperability in Healthcare: Why Speaking the Same Digital Language Matters

As Ethiopia continues to adopt digital solutions across healthcare, one challenge consistently emerges behind the scenes: systems that cannot communicate with each other. Clinics, pharmacies, insurers, laboratories, and regulators often operate in digital silos, limiting the full impact of innovation. At the heart of this challenge lies critical concept interoperability. At Medrafa, interoperability is not…

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