Clinical workflows
Early access

DAA packing with a pharmacist sign-off you can trust.

Weekly, fortnightly, and 28-day cycles. Generate, print, pack, check, hand off, reconcile. Suspensions for hospital and holidays without breaking the cycle.

In pilot at our own pharmacies. Join the early access list.

Before
  • Packing week tracked on a wall chart.
  • Reconcile means a stocktake at 6pm.
  • Hospital admission breaks the cycle for a month.
  • Notes for a pack live on a sticky note.
  • Script requests written and forgotten.
With DAA planner
  • Weekly, fortnightly, and 28-day cycles.
  • Pharmacist sign-off at check.
  • Suspensions for hospital and holidays.
  • Three layers of notes: patient, run, handoff.
  • Script requests with clinic email preview.
What you get

The features that make this module worth the seat.

Multiple cycle lengths

Weekly, fortnightly, or 28-day, per patient.

Run workflow

Generate, print, pack, check, hand off, reconcile.

Pharmacist sign-off

Explicit sign-off at the check step, kept with the pack.

Pickup, delivery, or post

Choose per run, per patient.

Suspensions

Hospital and holiday suspensions that resume the cycle cleanly.

Reconcile queue

Separates never-finished from ready-too-long, so nothing sits.

Three note layers

Patient standing notes, run notes, handoff notes.

Script requests

Preview and send the clinic email in one place.

Feeds the action queue
DAA packs ready to checkPacks handed off but not reconciledScript requests due

Every module surfaces the items above on the portal home. Staff open Today and start working.

Pricing
Included in Core.
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Common questions
Do we replace our packing software?

No. DAA planner runs the workflow around your packing software. Packing itself stays where it is.

How is a hospital admission handled?

Suspend the patient's cycle, add a note, and resume on discharge. The reconcile queue tracks anything in flight.

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