Refill day is where single-compounder portals get tested
For GLP-1-heavy clinics, refills are most of weekly volume — not new starts. Promise's reorder tools help individual returning patients, but refill day efficiency depends on whether your team can build the entire due list once, validate it, and pay once. Promise compounds in-house with a published five-day fulfillment target, which is strong for steady-state refills, yet a serial portal flow still burns staff hours when the due list is long.
Fizy Health builds refill day around one clinic cart: staff add every due patient, validation runs across the whole batch before payment, checkout routes each line to the right assigned 503A partner, and refill reminders flag who is coming due so Friday is planned — not a manual roll-call. Promise lines can coexist in that cart when Promise is one of your compounders; the win is batch ops, not replacing Promise as a pharmacy.