Software only. No product conflicts.
How Script Assist Works
Across clinic, pharmacy and patient
One service. One current answer
Supporting tens of thousands of prescriptions every month
What keeps the service moving
01
Prescribing starts from something real
- Live stock is visible before the prescription is written.
- What gets prescribed is something the pharmacy can actually fulfil.
- Checks and next steps are already in the flow.
02
The next step stays visible
- Payment, tracking and status stay in one place.
- Staff are not chasing across calls and messages.
- The patient can see what happens next.
03
Repeats do not create side work
- Availability, limits and approvals stay tied together.
- Repeat requests stay inside the workflow.
- More prescriptions do not mean more manual work.
One service. One current answer
The clinic cannot be working from one answer while the pharmacy is working from another. The patient should not be the point where those gaps become visible.
Stock and availability
- What can be prescribed has to be what can be supplied.
- Reservations, release, and live availability cannot drift apart.
Status and handoff
- Clinic, pharmacy, and patient cannot each be seeing a different version of where things are.
- The handoff should not depend on one team chasing the other.
Limits and next steps
- Limits, approvals, and next steps stay inside the workflow.
- The service should not fall back on memory, checking, and side work.
Repeat control
- Repeat rules and required steps stay tied to the same current answer.
- More volume should not mean more manual fixing.
Built around the systems you already use
No product conflicts
Identity and access
Clinical records
PMR and fulfilment
ERP
Warehouse
Finance and reporting
Script Assist fits around the systems already running the service.
See how Script Assist fits your service
Already handling tens of thousands of prescriptions every month.