Why the prescription handoff is where refill day breaks
Every compounded prescription must pass SIG completeness, prescriber licensure, and stock availability before compounding starts. On refill day, those checks multiply by patient count. Promise verifies in-house, which keeps the chain short, but a per-patient submission flow means each Rx is tested individually — and each rejection becomes its own recovery loop while the rest of the queue waits.
Fizy Health validates prescription details before they leave your clinic cart. SIGs, prescriber state licensure, and stock are checked before payment across the whole batch, so the Rx Promise or another assigned partner receives is one it can fill. That is especially valuable when refill day mixes Promise lines with SKUs routed to other 503A partners in one checkout.