Why routing after checkout still creates ops work
VSDH's supplier network breadth is genuine — one branded pharmacy label can cover GLP-1, hormones, peptides, and 503B office-use SKUs. The ops challenge is not access; it is coordination after the split. When routing happens post-payment across suppliers the clinic did not explicitly select, staff become the switchboard: checking which compounder got which line, whether a rejection affects one SKU or the whole patient protocol, and whether tracking numbers arrived for every shipment.
Fizy Health is built for mixed baskets. One clinic cart holds lines for every patient and every assigned 503A partner — semaglutide on one compounder, testosterone on another — with the fulfilling pharmacy visible on each row before checkout. A single payment triggers automatic split routing, and per-line order tracking keeps fulfillment status and carrier updates in one clinic dashboard instead of scattered portal sessions.