Pharmacy teams field a constant stream of status questions and paperwork. We automate the routine contact and document work around your pharmacy system, with your pharmacists in control of every clinical decision.
These are the patterns we hear most often from teams in pharmacy.
Refill and pickup questions interrupt fill work all day long.
Prior authorizations, faxes and payer forms are tracked across inboxes and sticky notes.
Routine steps in the pharmacy system take minutes each, many times a day.
Each one connects to the tools you already use, and your team stays in control of every decision that matters.
Answer "is my prescription ready?" and take refill requests, routing anything clinical to a pharmacist.
Read incoming payer documents and organize them into a worklist with the key fields filled in.
Automate repetitive, rules-based steps in your pharmacy software with a human approving the result.
An example of the kind of workflow we design. Yours will be built around your own systems and rules.
Voice agent verifies identity
Looks up prescription status
Queues the refill request
Texts when it is ready for pickup
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