RxLayer tells you in 12 seconds.
RxLayer is the intelligence layer on top of your pharmacy system — catching recalled lots, overdue contacts, and compliance gaps before they become incidents.
This is your patient data — the same CSV your pharmacy system already exports. Toggle between what it looks like today and what RxLayer does with it in 60 seconds.
No integration. No IT ticket. No contract. Just upload and see.
Most pharmacy systems have no automated recall detection. When a lot is flagged, staff find out by email — then start manually cross-referencing patient records one by one.
You know what a recalled lot looks like. You've made the calls, left the voicemails, chased the nurses. You've been doing this manually, on software that was already old when you started.
RxLayer doesn't replace your judgment. It gives your judgment a command center.
Upload your patient CSV. RxLayer cross-references every lot number against recalled batches and surfaces affected patients immediately.
Plain English. Who needs attention today, why, and what to do first. Written from your actual patient data. 12 seconds.
Every action timestamped. Every outreach logged. Your compliance documentation writes itself. When the inspector calls, you're ready.
"Show me all warfarin patients not contacted this week." Answer in 3 seconds. No reports. No SQL. Just ask.
LTC pharmacies serve 1.5 million nursing home residents. Their recall response process is manual, error-prone, and legally exposed. Nobody built the intelligence layer — until now.
The pharmacy management systems pharmacies use — Pharmware, QS/1, PioneerRx — were built to process prescriptions. Not patient safety intelligence. No recall cross-referencing, no AI layer, no audit trail.
RxLayer doesn't compete with those systems. It sits on top of them. You don't replace the record system. You make it intelligent.
Zero-integration entry via CSV. Up in 90 seconds. Stickiness from the audit trail: once compliance documentation is in RxLayer, you don't leave.
The product works. The problem is real. The market is enormous and underserved. Pick your door.