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Inventory-aware replies
Customers get grounded answers based on what the pharmacy actually has in stock.
Built for pharmacies in Egypt and the Arab world
Turn your pharmacy's WhatsApp into a clear, fast AI order desk.
Customers message your existing number. DrDaktara helps handle medicine requests, prescription uploads, and refill follow-up, while the pharmacist stays in control.
WhatsApp-first ordering
Arabic-native product direction
Inventory-connected replies
Refill retention engine
Generated scenes
This is the DrDaktara visual language: bright, premium, Arabic-market ready.
The commercial truth
Most pharmacies already sell on WhatsApp. They just do it manually, slowly, and with revenue leaking everywhere.
DrDaktara fixes the obvious bottlenecks: slow replies, messy prescription handling, missed after-hours demand, weak refill follow-up, and no disciplined customer retention.
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Prescription intake
Prescription uploads become structured medication requests that can be reviewed and actioned faster.
03
Refill and win-back automation
Routine medication demand becomes a system, not a memory game for staff.
One page, two languages
Switch from English to Arabic from the top, and the page flips properly.
Not just translated copy. Alignment, flow, and reading direction all switch properly.
The page is being shaped specifically for pharmacies in Egypt and the wider region.
One premium DrDaktara identity, expressed well in both languages.
Commercial framing
Price it like revenue infrastructure, not like a cheap bot.
Starter
$299/mo
For one pharmacy branch automating medicine requests and first-response ordering.
Growth
$799/mo
For serious pharmacies that want ordering, refill retention, and pharmacist control flows.
Chain
Custom
For operators with multiple branches, routing logic, reporting, and structured rollout.
DrDaktara.com
Put a disciplined AI order desk behind your pharmacy's WhatsApp before more demand leaks away.
DrDaktara helps pharmacies respond faster, structure prescription requests, recover repeat demand, and keep pharmacists focused on judgment instead of inbox chaos.