For licensed pharmacies taking orders online
ESKAIY Pharma
Prescription upload to dispatch, with the audit trail a pharmacy needs
ESKAIY Pharma lets a customer upload a prescription, have it reviewed by a pharmacist, and receive the dispensed order — with a record of who approved what, and when.
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Who uses it
Roles and what each one gets
- Customers — upload a prescription, order over-the-counter items, track delivery
- Pharmacists — review prescriptions, approve or query, dispense
- Operations — order fulfilment, stock and delivery
Features
What it does
Grouped so you can check your requirements without booking a call.
Prescriptions
- Secure prescription upload
- Pharmacist review queue with approve, query or reject
- Approval audit trail with timestamp and user
Catalogue & ordering
- Over-the-counter product catalogue
- Cart and checkout
- Substitution suggestions where permitted
Fulfilment
- Dispensing checklist
- Delivery scheduling and tracking
- Order history per customer
Control
- Role-based access, separating pharmacist and operations rights
- Retention rules for uploaded documents
- Activity logging
Integrations
What it connects to
- Payment gateways
- Delivery partners
- Existing pharmacy stock systems via API or export
Implementation
Getting it running
Review of your regulatory and record-keeping obligations with your pharmacist-in-charge
Catalogue import and prescription workflow configuration
Role and permission setup
Staff training and a supervised pilot period
Pricing
What it costs
Licensed per pharmacy location per month, with order volume tiers.
We publish a pricing model rather than making you ask, because it saves both sides a conversation neither wants. The exact figure depends on scale and how much historical data needs migrating.
Scope and responsibilities
What this product does and does not do
ESKAIY Pharma is order-handling and record-keeping software. It does not make clinical decisions, does not validate a prescription's clinical appropriateness, and does not replace a pharmacist's professional judgement — every prescription passes through a named pharmacist for review before dispensing. Responsibility for regulatory compliance, licensing and record retention rests with the pharmacy. Uploaded prescriptions are personal health information: access is restricted by role, transmission is encrypted, and retention periods are configured to your regulator's requirements during implementation.
Questions
Frequently asked
- Who approves a prescription order?
- A registered pharmacist at your organisation, through the review queue. The system records who approved each order and when.
- Where are uploaded prescriptions stored?
- Encrypted, with access limited by role and a retention period configured to your regulator's requirements.
- Does it check for drug interactions?
- No. It is not a clinical decision system, and we do not market it as one.
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A working demo set up around how your organisation operates — not a generic walkthrough.