The platform
One record, and everybody sees their part of it.
Policies, credentials, screenings, education, and daily workflows, kept in one place across every location. Each person gets the work their role owes; administrators get the view across all of it.
Good morning, Dana
Rodney's Pharmacy · Store 114 · Ohio
People compliant
24 of 28
Acknowledgments owed
4 policies
Tasks overdue
2 people
Credentials expiring
next 90 days
Needs your attention
6Immunization protocol v4
12 acknowledgments owed since Mar 2
RPh license · M. Okafor
Ohio 03-118442 · expires in 11 days
OIG screening · March
1 potential match to resolve
CPR card · J. Alvarez
Uploaded, awaiting review
Furthest behind
M. Okafor
42%1 license, 2 tasks
T. Reyes
61%3 acknowledgments
S. Whitfield
88%1 task overdue
What NotchRx does
Six capabilities, one shared record.
Publish a policy and it raises the acknowledgment. The acknowledgment closes the task. The task lands in the audit history. Nothing is re-entered to make that happen.
Requires NotchRx Core
Policies and procedures
One master policy, published to every location with that site's own details filled in.
- Placeholders resolved against each pharmacy's record
- An immutable version history behind every publish
- Acknowledgments tracked by version, with reminders
Immunization protocol
Master · v4Administered at Pharmacy name in the state of State under Pharmacist in charge.
Store 114
OhioStore 114OhioD. Whitmore
9 of 12 acknowledged
Store 208
OhioStore 208OhioR. Nakamura
11 of 11 acknowledged
Store 341
KentuckyStore 341KentuckyL. Barrett
+ Kentucky addendum
6 of 9 acknowledged
See it against your own workflows.
Not a scripted demo. Bring a policy, a license spreadsheet, or the checklist your stores run each morning, and we will show you what happens to it.