Ambient agents for independent pharmacy
One platform of ambient AI agents across the prescription lifecycle — working inside the pharmacy software you already run. Every judgment call pauses for a human. Every action lands in a replayable audit trail.
01 / The demo is the deployment
02 / The lifecycle
Point tools automate one task. RxAI agents share one PMS connector, one pharmacist review queue, and one audit trail — the platform gets more useful with every agent you turn on, without another vendor, login, or invoice.
Enters new e-scripts and faxes into the PMS the way your best technician would. Anything unclear — an illegible sig, a mismatched patient — is flagged for pharmacist review with the evidence attached.
Early accessSubmits claims, re-works rejections, and when a claim pays badly, surfaces a covered equivalent NDC with the margin math — the swap happens only after a pharmacist approves it.
Early accessStarts the paperwork the moment a claim calls for it, keeps it moving, and tracks it to a decision — instead of a sticky note on the monitor.
Rolling outAI pill counting on the phone in your pocket — live or photo mode, label capture, and an automatic video audit log of every count. Free app.
Available todayA product-review bench for pharmacists: what needs your judgment, with the evidence in front of you and one-tap sign-off — a queue, not a stack of baskets.
Early accessPickup reminders, refill outreach, and status replies by text — drafted by agents, sent under your rules, escalated to your staff when a real conversation is needed.
Rolling outOne connector · one review queue · one audit trail · one subscription
03 / Self-serve, by design
The demo above isn't a highlight reel — it's the deployment. No sales call, no six-week implementation, no engineer flown in to babysit a bot.
Download, point it at the workstation your PMS already runs on, and connect. Your PMS stays exactly as it is.
Pick one queue and let the agent work it under your rules, pausing for review. Trust before automation — expand only when it's earned.
New lifecycle agents join the same platform as they ship — same queue, same audit trail, same subscription. Month to month, cancel anytime.
04 / Trust before automation
The reason to trust an agent isn't a promise — it's a review queue you can see, gates you control, and a trail you can replay.
Anything ambiguous — an unclear sig, a judgment call, an exception — lands in a single pharmacist queue with the evidence attached. Not buried in a log, not lost in a screen recording.
Nothing that touches therapy happens without a human. NDC changes, overrides, anything clinical — the agent proposes, your pharmacist decides, every time.
Every agent action is recorded — timestamped, attributed, and replayable step by step. When an auditor or a PBM asks what happened, you show them, you don't guess.
The review queue is shared across your stores. Whichever pharmacist is free steps in, so your highest-priority item is always being worked — coverage a legacy PMS can't offer, and slow days at one store become capacity for the others.
Installs on your workstation or server, inside your network. PMS credentials and screen activity never leave your premises; cloud reporting sync is optional.
RxAI doesn't replace pharmacists or technicians, doesn't dispense, doesn't make clinical decisions, and never acts outside the rules you define.
05 / Proof, not promises
The Workflows demo above shows the queue — these two show the fill. Count is the free app you can hand a technician this afternoon: film the pour or snap a photo, and the count happens on the spot, with label capture and an automatic video audit log.
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Manufacturer-declared, pharmacy-validated, open by design. The identification layer our agents stand on — launched as an open dataset, because infrastructure this basic shouldn't be a gated add-on.
06 / Pricing
Agent platforms in pharmacy are sold like enterprise deployments — four figures a month, per bot, with an engineer attached. RxAI is self-serve and priced so the decision takes a coffee, not a committee.
We onboard a few pharmacies at a time — PioneerRx first, Rx30 and ComputerRx next. Leave your email and we'll reach out when it's your turn.