Every patient order arrives with the prescription attached. Dispensing it draws down stock by batch and writes the controlled-medicine ledger. When a batch runs low, the reorder to your distributor is one click from the same screen.
Repeats, new prescriptions and deliveries land in the same list, each with the prescription attached and the pharmacist check built in.
Every unit in and every unit out is recorded by batch, by patient and by line. It is the book the state inspector asks for, and it is already written.
See what is on hand per batch, with its lab test and expiry date, and get a nudge before something short-dates.
When a batch runs low, the reorder to your distributor is suggested from what you actually dispensed, and sent from the same screen.
Your approval number, named pharmacist and state licence are recorded at signup and checked for expiry on every order.
Ready for collection, on its way, or a question from the pharmacist. The patient hears from the portal, not the phone.
No. Cultivar runs the ordering and the supply-chain record: patient orders, the controlled-medicine ledger and reorders. Your dispensing and clinical software stays as it is. We will discuss integrations on the demo.
Nobody, and we say so. Cultivar records the details you state and checks expiry dates. Verifying with the regulator remains the licence holder's obligation, as it does today.
No. A patient sees only what is on their own prescription. That is what keeps a patient portal inside the advertising rules for these medicines.
You can still run the patient queue and the ledger. Reorders to a distributor who is not on the platform go out as an email from Cultivar, and come into the record when they land.