Where the ordering workflow loses time
Most lost time in a single-compounder portal workflow comes from two sources: rework after a flagged prescription, and the serial nature of per-patient ordering. When Olympia verifies the prescription after DrScript submission, a bad SIG or a prescriber licensed only in a different state comes back as a flagged order that the clinic must correct and resubmit. Meanwhile, a clinic processing a weekly GLP-1 refill day still repeats the full DrScript flow per patient — there is no shared cart spanning all of them.
Fizy Health restructures the same goal around a batch workflow. Per-vial 503A cost is resolved on every catalog and cart line before checkout, and validation runs across SIGs, prescriber state licensure, and stock before payment, so issues are caught before money moves. A clinic also builds one cart for many patients across multiple 503A partners, so refill day is a single validated submission rather than a series of one-off DrScript orders.