Pilot-first implementation—built for real stores, real KPIs
A structured roadmap that delivers measurable improvement without heavy disruption or capex.
Baseline Capture: Your "Before" Picture
Without a clean baseline, you can't credibly show uplift in counselling coverage, repeat rate, or footfall. Baseline assessment is essential—not optional.
The scorecard is completed by the store operator and implementation coordinator before training begins, and updated monthly to track progress.
Store operator + implementation coordinator, jointly. Takes approximately 30 minutes with POS access.
| Metric | Method | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Footfall | Counter log / POS data | ~150 patients/day |
| Average Bill Value | POS transaction average | ₹280 per visit |
| Counselling Coverage % | Pharmacist self-report | ~20% currently |
| Repeat Customer Rate | Loyalty card / estimate | ~35% monthly |
| Common OTC Add-ons | Sales category analysis | Vitamins, antacids |
Training & SOP Readiness: The Minimum Bar
Services launch only after readiness is confirmed. This protects the quality of the patient experience and the credibility of the model.
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1Completion of Pharmacy Care Model awareness module
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2Demonstration of three-point counselling script (assessed)
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3Counter checklist printed and visible at dispensing station
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4Patient flow prompt card installed at consultation point
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5Baseline scorecard completed and submitted
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6KPI targets agreed with store operator
Pilot Outputs Within Weeks
Define pilot outputs as artifacts and metrics—so leadership can see tangible proof of progress, not just activity.
Service Artifacts
- Service menu deployed and visible in-store
- SOP counter checklist in use
- Patient communication materials displayed
KPI Metrics
- Counselling coverage uplift trajectory
- SOP adherence trend (weekly)
- Early patient feedback scores
AI Dashboard (if applicable)
- Weekly dashboard report generated
- Risk flag counts per store
- Follow-up action log completed
Qualitative Proof
- First patient testimonials / case notes
- Pharmacist confidence self-assessment
- Operator satisfaction feedback
Go / No-Go Criteria for Scale
Scale decisions are based on evidence, not enthusiasm. A pilot is ready to scale when it meets the following thresholds: