Modules · Prescriptions · Coming soon

The script, in the same record.

Provider directory, prescription writing, refill authorization, controlled-substance handling -- on the timeline your fulfillment already uses.

This module is on the roadmap · estimated availability Q4 2026. Vote on the request board to nudge the priority, or talk to us about an early-access slot.

About

Prescriptions is the clinical layer Compounding workflows are missing. Maintain a provider directory; write prescriptions against client records; track refills and authorizations; flag controlled substances for the extra workflow; tie every order to the prescription that authorized it. It is not an EHR. It is the script-to-fulfillment bridge a compounding pharmacy or peptide shop needs, sitting next to Orders + Inventory + Lot Management instead of bolted on through a vendor portal.

Features
Provider directory
NPI + DEA on every prescriber. Specialty, default formulary, preferred contact. Searchable across the org.
Write a prescription
From the client timeline. Drug, strength, sig, refills, controlled-substance flag. Stored versions; never edited in-place once signed.
Refill authorization
Templated refill-request flow to the prescriber; replies route into the conversation. Refills counted automatically against the prescription.
Controlled-substance handling
DEA-aware audit trail, mandatory two-operator review where state law requires, per-state controls.
Tie to orders
Every order that fulfills a script references the script; the script timeline shows what has been dispensed and what is left.
Use cases
Pharmacist-in-charge
Refill due in 7 days
Subscriptions surfaces the refill list; one click sends the refill request to the prescriber; the script auto-counts the refill once the prescriber approves.
Compounding pharmacist
Dispense a controlled substance
Two-operator review enforced inline; DEA fields validated; audit chain captures the second operator + their NPI.
FAQ
Is this an EHR?
No. It is the script-to-fulfillment bridge between a prescriber and your pharmacy / shop. EHR replacement is out of scope.
What about Surescripts / eRx routing?
On the roadmap. V1 will accept inbound scripts from a Surescripts adapter; outbound is later.
How does it handle state-level controlled-substance rules?
Per-state config for two-operator review, PDMP query before dispense, and DEA validation. We will ship with the most common ten states; the rest follow.
Add prescriptions the day you need it.
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