Receipts needed later
Customers need receipts for claims and records, long after the paper has faded.
For shops / Pharmacies
Pharmacy customers keep receipts for claims and records. Give them a clear digital copy they can download, with nothing collected unless they choose.
Keep this receipt for your records. Ask your pharmacist if you have questions.
Sample receipt. Names and prices are made up.
Customers need receipts for claims and records, long after the paper has faded.
What someone bought at a pharmacy is personal.
What a pharmacy bill must contain depends on your registration.
A clear record for them. Nothing collected unless they choose.
Itemised, on their phone, with a PDF copy to keep for records or claims.
Customers don’t give a name or number to get a receipt. Rewards are a separate choice.
Receipts and line items as CSV, filtered by date and branch.
Add your registration details, opening hours and phone as receipt sections.
Ask your accountant and regulator what your bill must show, and add it to the receipt.
Keep your printer for anyone who needs paper.
Turn rewards on only if they suit your pharmacy.
Rules depend on your registration, so ask your accountant and the relevant authority. We can’t give legal advice. Our going-paperless checklist lists the questions to ask.
Receipts are stored so your customer can open them and so you can see your own sales. Customer details are only collected if they choose to join a rewards programme.
Want Risiphant at your pharmacy? Tell us about it and we’ll send a quote.
Pricing depends on your tills and branches.