Batch visibility
Start with a live queue
Bring ready prescriptions into an active batch so staff are working from one visible source of truth.
See how OptiScript moves work from batch creation to guided picking, scanned assembly and clearer exception handling.
Bring ready prescriptions into an active batch so staff are working from one visible source of truth.
Use displayed medication and quantity details to support a faster, cleaner pick flow on the bench.
Combine item scanning with basket signals so staff know where work belongs and what needs attention.
Click through each phase to see OptiScript in action
When a prescription is received from your PMR system, OptiScript immediately displays the details on high-resolution e-ink screens throughout your dispensing area.
System receives prescription data from Your PMR
Clear, paper-like displays show medication details
Dispensers know exactly what to pick and how much
Color-coded LED baskets provide real-time visual feedback as prescriptions move through the dispensing process, eliminating guesswork and confusion.
Prescription is being assembled
Ready for final verification
Immediate attention required
Advanced error detection algorithms continuously monitor the dispensing process, triggering immediate alerts when discrepancies are detected.
Alerts when counted quantity doesn't match prescription
Detects incorrect drug selection through barcode scanning
Smart scales detect unusual weight patterns
Instead of showing the process as a maze of boxes, this lays out the practical sequence the team follows on the bench.
Prescription data arrives from the PMR and becomes visible as work that is ready to be acted on.
E-ink displays show the medicine, quantity and location so the dispenser is working from one clear instruction set.
As work moves into assembly, the system confirms placement and uses basket state to show what is active, complete or off track.
Mismatch checks happen during the workflow, so the team can resolve issues early rather than discovering them downstream.
By the time the pharmacist reviews the prescription, the workflow history and basket status are already visible and easier to trust.
The workflow matters more than the hardware list.
Picking and assembly become easier to follow because the next action stays visible in the place the work is actually happening.
Mismatch signals appear during the workflow instead of turning into downstream clean-up after the basket has moved on.
By the time a pharmacist checks the work, the workflow context and basket status are already easier to trust.