A product, not a project.

When Kroll updates its interface, an agency-built RPA script breaks. Fixing it means opening a support ticket, scheduling a call, waiting for a developer, and testing again, while your staff manually re-enters prescriptions in the meantime.

When Kroll changes its interface, the AutoRx team updates the integration proactively, typically before you notice any impact. You are never waiting on a developer or remapping screens yourself, keeping the integration current is part of the product.

Traditional agency automation uses robotic process automation (RPA): scripts that click through the Kroll interface exactly as a human would, following predetermined paths. When the prescription is ambiguous, the script fails. When the fax is smudged, the script fails. There is no intelligence, just fragile playback.

AutoRx uses a multi-agent AI system that reads patient context, drug history, and your Kroll drug and mix catalog before making any decision. When a fax is unclear, the agent uses context to make the right call, or flags it for human review with the original document attached, so your team resolves it in seconds.

Agency automation typically starts with a scoping engagement, a proposal, and a build phase before anything runs. Each new requirement is a new project. AutoRx is available now, configuration happens in your onboarding call, and you go live within 2 days on the standard product without a custom development cycle.