Bagging and will-call,
barcode-scanned.
Chain-of-custody on every bag. Aging bins surfaced before the patient calls. The will-call queue your team actually uses.
Every Rx accounted for — at every step
Scan to bag, scan to stage
Pharmacist scans the label, the system matches the patient and stages the script for bagging. One flow, one scanner, no duplicate entry.
Bin assignments that make sense
Bin codes match your shelf layout. Alphabetical, numeric, or custom — ScriptRun reads the scan and tells the pharmacist where it goes.
Aging surfaced automatically
Color-coded severity on every bin. A three-day bag looks different from a ten-day bag, and the pharmacist sees it before the patient does.
Full chain-of-custody
Audit log captures who bagged, who placed in will-call, who pulled for pickup. HIPAA-compliant by default — every action signed and timestamped.
“We went from three lost bags a month to zero. The aging view means nobody forgets about a script for five days.”
Will-call questions
Every bin timestamps on arrival. Aging is surfaced right in the will-call queue with color-coded severity — 3 days, 5 days, 10 days. Reports show aging trends across the pharmacy.
Yes. Bagging workflows can be routed by pharmacist, shift, or priority. Audit log records who bagged, who placed in will-call, who pulled for pickup.
Yes. Any iPhone or Android camera works as a scanner. Dedicated USB scanners are supported too if you already own them.
Yes. Native sync with PioneerRx and PrimeRx — a fill marked “put in will-call” in the PMS shows up in ScriptRun automatically, and vice versa.
See will-call in action
20-minute demo with your shelf layout and your patient data.