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Your pharmacy, your rules
DOPs and pharmacy managers encode preferences once. The agent follows them on every prescription.
- No setup fee
- Live in 1–2 weeks
- PHIPA compliant
- Canadian data residency
What rules are for
What you can configure
Preferred manufacturers
When multiple generics are available for a drug class, specify which manufacturer you stock and prefer. The agent selects from your suppliers before considering alternatives.
DIN aliases
Map non-standard drug names from specific clinics to the correct DIN in your catalog. One alias rule handles every future fax from that prescriber automatically.
Default mitte and quantities
Set default quantities for specific drug classes when the fax is ambiguous — blister pack sizes, LTC cycle fill defaults, or standard 30/90-day supply by drug category.
Sig normalization
Map sig shorthand specific to your prescriber base to your preferred Kroll sig format. Standardizes notation across all future faxes from that source.
Duplicate therapy escalation
Configure how aggressively the agent escalates suspected duplicate therapy or allergy interactions to your review queue — per drug class, patient age, or globally.
Review thresholds
Set confidence thresholds per field. Lower for narrow therapeutic index drugs; raise for high-volume commodity generics to reduce queue size.
Rule scope
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