Every e-prescription,
typed for you.
RxAuto reads each incoming e-script and enters it into your pharmacy system — drug, sig, quantity, days, price — exactly like a trained tech. You verify. It types.
Typing is payroll. Get it back.
Slide to your volume — the math is conservative: only 45 seconds saved per script, 26 working days a month.
$1,073 of staff time, bought back
Growth covers its own cost by working day 13
No implementation fee. No contract.
No quote to wait for.
Pharmacy software usually comes with a quote, an implementation fee and a term that renews on its own. RxAuto is a monthly subscription priced on your volume — and that is the whole deal.
Watch it type a real queue
Seventy seconds — Monday, 300 e-scripts waiting; one click, the queue drains in real time; then the fills in PrimeRx, typed in the store's own sig style. Demo pharmacy, simulated patients.
How it works
Built the way a pharmacist would build it
The new way to run the counter.
“The queue is already typed when I walk in. I verify, I don’t key. For the first time in years my techs are on the phones and at the counter instead of at the keyboard.”
“It types the sig the way we type it — our codes, our Spanish labels. Three weeks in, my technicians say they can’t live without it.”
“What sold me is what it refuses to do. Anything it isn’t sure about, it leaves alone and tells us. Nothing goes out the door without a pharmacist’s eyes on it.”
“We run two stores off one owner login. The second PC recognized the store on its own — nobody from IT, nobody on a ladder.”
“Our after-lunch pile used to take a tech two hours. Now it is a review pass. I correct maybe one in twenty, and the next day it has learned the correction.”
“Trial was free, nothing to cancel, and it was typing real scripts the same afternoon. We paid at the end of week one because it had already paid for itself.”
See it on your own queue.
Completely free for seven days — no credit card, and it simply stops unless you continue. If it doesn't save your staff time in week one, walk away. If it does, keep it month to month: no setup fee, no contract, one published price for your volume.