No formula binder to keep in sync
Everyone works from the same formula, so nobody is compounding from a printout that was last updated three months ago. Change it once and that is what the bench makes from then on.
Compounding
Compounding without a second system
Formulas, batches and lot numbers stay with the prescription right through to the patient. Traceability becomes a search rather than a shelf of binders, and nothing gets made that nobody collects.
One record instead of three
Traceability without the paper log
Lot numbers and expiry are captured as the batch is made rather than written into a binder someone has to find again at inspection. When you are asked which lots went into a patient’s cream, the answer takes a search instead of an afternoon.
The revenue you stop losing
Nothing is made before the patient confirms
Compounds get made, then never collected, and you absorb it. Patients are called and texted the moment the script arrives and chased if they do not answer, and the bench only starts once they have said yes.
Patients know when it expires before it ships
The expiry follows the prescription to checkout. A patient sees how long they have and can say if the timing does not work, which means fewer compounds made, shipped and then thrown away.
Compound scripts stop being a typing job
A compound order carries several times the detail of a standard fill, and all of it used to be typed by hand. It arrives ready to check instead. The extra detail stops costing you extra hours.
