Modules / Receipt & Dispatch

Receiving · Transfers · Dispatch

Know what arrived. Account for what leaves.

Connect expected deliveries, actual receipts and outgoing transfers. Record partial shipments and rejections, reduce repeated entry and give both ends of each movement a clearer record to work from.

  • Bulk uploads
  • Offline stock exchange
  • Connected orders & waybills
Mariam receiving a pallet of boxes and checking it in on a tablet
PipelinesCommitted, not yet arrived
Partial receiptReceive what arrived
Offline siteExchange by QR or file

Capabilities

What Receipt & Dispatch does

Receive stock

Record incoming deliveries manually, in bulk or from connected systems, including shipments from offline PIMS sites.

Send stock

Prepare dispatches, release approved stock and fulfill requests, including orders from facilities working offline.

Pipelines

See supplies committed to your facility before they arrive, helping avoid duplicate orders and plan replenishment.

External receipts

Confirm deliveries from suppliers, donors and other external sources, including partial receipts.

Transfers between sites

Follow each transfer from approval to receipt, with clear records of partial deliveries and rejections.

Offline handoff

Keep a digital record of shipments to offline sites using printed QR codes or a transferable PIMS file.

The challenge

Where visibility makes a difference

Dispatch and receipt are two sides of the same movement. When their records do not match, staff must chase paperwork to explain the difference.

Delivery differences take time to resolve

A short or damaged delivery needs to be recorded when received. Delayed entry makes it harder to establish what arrived and what still needs follow-up.

Offline handoffs leave gaps

When a receiving site is offline, shipment details still need to travel with the goods. PIMS supports QR and file exchange to keep those records connected.

Incoming stock is easy to overlook

Without a view of expected deliveries, a replenishment decision can overlook supplies already on the way. Pipelines keep committed stock visible.

Guided stock movements

A clear process for every delivery and dispatch

Choose whether you are receiving or sending stock. PIMS guides you through the information needed for that movement.

Receive stock

Record what arrives.

  • Add manually
  • Awaiting Receipt queue
  • Add in bulk (CSV or Excel)
  • Receive from an offline PIMS site (QR series or .pims file)
  • ERP purchase orders and ERP/WMS waybills

Send stock

Prepare and record a dispatch.

  • Add manually
  • Awaiting Release queue
  • Add in bulk (CSV)
  • Fulfill an order from an offline PIMS site
  • Export the dispatch as QR codes or PDF
Mariam receiving a pallet of boxes and checking it in on a tablet
Mariam dispatching a loaded pallet with a pallet jack and tablet

Why teams rely on it

Built around the realities of daily operations.

  • Complete movement visibility: track expected supplies, external receipts and transfers in one place.
  • Less duplicate entry with purchase orders and waybills from connected ERP and warehousing systems.
  • Ready-to-share dispatch records in PDF or QR format.
  • Clear accountability: assign approval and override access separately.

Get a first-hand look

See how PIMS fits your operation.

Bring your stock, distribution or pharmacy challenges to a demo. We’ll show how PIMS supports the workflows your teams use every day, online or offline.

Mariam, the PIMS assistant