Software Development For Pharmacies

Whether you’re digitising dispensing operations, launching new clinical services, or enabling online pharmacy access, our tailored software solutions help pharmacies meet growing demand and expand their role in integrated care.

Understanding Software Development for Pharmacies

Pharmacies are evolving from traditional dispensing points into vital healthcare access hubs — offering everything from medication reviews and vaccinations to blood pressure checks and minor illness consultations. To deliver this expanded role effectively, pharmacies need modern digital infrastructure that enables clinical service delivery, secure patient communication, and data sharing with other providers.

Effective software development for pharmacies means building tools that streamline dispensing, support clinical workflows, ensure regulatory compliance, and create better digital experiences for patients — whether in-person or online.

At 6B, we work with independent pharmacies, national chains, and digital pharmacy providers to build robust, user-centred solutions that improve safety, convenience, and integration with the wider health system.

Our Approach to Software Development for Pharmacies

Our process begins with strategic discovery, working alongside pharmacists, business leads, and IT teams to understand your service offering, operational challenges, and patient engagement goals.

We design accessible, mobile-ready interfaces that support both staff and patient use — from intuitive dispensing dashboards to secure patient portals, appointment booking tools, and medication management features.

Our engineering team delivers cloud-based, scalable platforms that integrate with systems such as PMR software, NHS EPS, Summary Care Records, and NHS Login. We ensure full compliance with DSPT, GDPR, and pharmacy-specific clinical governance requirements.

Whether you’re building an e-pharmacy solution or enhancing in-store service delivery, we provide full lifecycle support — including design, development, testing, clinical safety documentation, training, and long-term maintenance.