Smart Pharmacy Vending Machine: Review Approval Before Prescription Pickup
A smart pharmacy vending machine needs a clear handover between the pharmacy team and the pickup equipment. A touchscreen and payment terminal do not explain who reviews a prescription, authorizes collection or helps a patient when an order cannot be released.
WEIMI's supplier product description outlines an operator-reviewed QR pickup process. The purchasing task is to confirm that process on the selected build and agree who will operate it.
Keep approval separate from collection
The described prescription medicine pickup sequence begins with product selection and a contact message. The customer sends the prescription to the operator for review. After approval, the operator generates and sends a QR code; the customer scans it at the machine, completes payment and collects the medicine.
This is a description of a proposed workflow, not evidence of automatic prescription approval. Ask the pharmacy team to define who reviews requests, when that person is available and what happens outside review hours. Demonstrate the complete sequence before accepting the software. Agree how rejected requests, unavailable stock and failed collection are handled.
Resolve the stock layout before calculating capacity
The WEIMI prescription and OTC machine listing gives dimensions of W162 × D95 × H195 cm, a 21.5-inch touchscreen and Android 11. Its specification table lists six shelves with twelve slots, while its FAQ describes six shelves with nine slots. The supplier page linked above lists five floors with twenty-eight slots.
These figures do not establish one agreed order configuration. Request a loading drawing based on the actual packaged stock. Confirm the number of selections and the quantity held behind each selection separately. OTC medicine vending also needs an agreed product list and approved customer information for the chosen location.
Specify storage against the actual stock
The target product table describes cooling as optional. The supplier page describes temperature control and an optional dehumidifier, but the visible specifications do not provide a validated operating range for each medicine.
Give WEIMI the storage requirements for the intended products and ask for matching equipment specifications and verification records. Agree how the pharmacy checks conditions, handles an excursion and removes unsuitable or expired stock. Cooling hardware alone does not establish that a particular medicine can be stored or dispensed there.
Confirm payments, access and support
Payment options and network connections appear in the catalogues, but the quotation should identify the terminal, local provider and software functions included. Demonstrate payment and collection together. Ask how staff reconcile a paid order that fails to dispense, and who can change stock records or release a pickup code.
Confirm venue opening hours separately from machine availability. The pharmacy remains responsible for checking the proposed service against its local dispensing requirements. Any connection to an existing pharmacy or POS system needs an agreed scope and demonstration.
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