Chronic medication on a steady schedule, delivered to the door, with the licences and records your regulator expects kept in order. Adherence, without the queue.
Patients call when the last pill is already in hand. Now it is an urgent same-day run instead of a planned stop on Thursday’s route.
Licences, storage records, delivery logs. When the inspection comes, the proof is spread across drawers and phones.
Who takes what is nobody else’s business. A visible list in a delivery app, readable by every driver, is a breach waiting to happen.
Monthly settle-ups confuse exactly the customers who most need the service. Their family, paying from another city, cannot see anything at all.
A 30-day supply creates a steady refill schedule, delivered days before the pack runs out. The urgent call becomes a planned stop.
Licences and documents live in the compliance vault with expiry reminders, and every sensitive action lands in the audit log. Inspection day is a login, not a hunt.
Roles and permissions mean the runsheet shows an address and a sealed package, while medical details stay with the people entitled to them.
A son in another city keeps his mother’s wallet topped up and sees each delivery land. She never handles a bill, and nothing lapses.
The parts of Lanemi a pharmacy round leans on every month.
| Feature | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Refill subscriptions | 28, 30 or 90-day cycles per patient, delivered ahead of run-out. |
| Compliance vault | Licences and documents held with expiry reminders. You stay in charge. |
| Roles and permissions | Drivers see stops. Pharmacists see prescriptions. Owners see money. |
| Audit log | Every sensitive action recorded and kept, ready for inspection. |
| Prepaid wallet | Topped up by patients or family, charged per delivered refill. |
| Proof of delivery | A record, and a photo where appropriate, for every handover. |
| Ordered runsheets | Planned weekly routes instead of urgent one-off runs. |
A pharmacy round in Kochi, a chemist’s delivery in Leeds, a botica service in Manila. Your currency, your payment methods, and the documents your regulator asks for.
Lanemi moves real money for real households, so it was built to be audited from day one. The append-only ledger, the audit log and the document vault are the same machinery a regulated trade needs. Your clinical rules stay yours, and professional advice on them is worth taking.
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Inspection day was a login, not a hunt through drawers.
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No. Lanemi runs the delivery round, the schedules, the money and the records around it. Dispensing, prescriptions and clinical checks stay in your pharmacy system and your professional hands.
Only if you let them. Roles limit drivers to addresses and package references, while clinical details stay with authorised staff.
Licences sit in the vault with expiry reminders, deliveries carry timestamps and proof, and sensitive actions live in the audit log. The trail exists because the system cannot work without it.
Yes. Anyone the customer authorises can top up the wallet and see deliveries land, from anywhere.
Routing keeps runs short and proof of delivery confirms the handover time. Cold-chain equipment and procedure remain your responsibility.
Short, practical, and no filler. Leave any time.