Orders arrived as messages and photos
Staff worked out medicine names, prescriptions and quantities by hand, while serving customers at the counter.
CASE STUDY · BOLTRX
Local pharmacies take orders on WhatsApp and run them by hand. BoltRx turns each request into a clear review for the pharmacist and keeps customers and owners informed from order to delivery.
THE PROBLEM
Staff worked out medicine names, prescriptions and quantities by hand, while serving customers at the counter.
Is it available? Is it ready? Where is it?
Each store’s performance stayed with that store.
THE SOLUTION
Customers order in their own words, including Hinglish and prescription photos, and BoltRx turns the request into a clear order.
Every order arrives structured; the pharmacist checks each medicine and the customer confirms before it is fulfilled.
Customers are kept informed from order to delivery, and owners see every store in one view.
HOW IT’S BEING BUILT
Understands everyday and Hinglish requests and prescription images, grounded in the store’s catalogue.
The system suggests; the pharmacist decides. It never picks a medicine on its own.
Orders and store performance across the chain in one window, with POS and delivery connections through APIs.
WHO’S INVOLVED
CTO and CBO alongside me
Product design, build and testing
Pilot chain: real store scenarios and review
THE RESULT
BoltRx is being deployed now, so there’s no result to claim yet. It will be judged on:
From WhatsApp message to an approved order.
Fewer “where’s my order?” messages.
Owners see store performance without asking each store.
Placeholder evidence — replace with a verified pilot result and an approved quote before publishing.
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