Sydney primary. Melbourne failover.
PharmAssist data is hosted in Australia, with primary data residency in Sydney and Melbourne serving as the failover region.
PharmAssist catches both — and your pharmacist signs off on every single step.
Drag the sliders. Your numbers, your answer.
Modelled: 5 × $35 × 312 trading days.
Not a promise — a mirror.
One workspace behind the counter. Tap a card.
Order-ahead eScripts with queue numbers and SMS updates.
Token in, queue number out. Walk-ins drop off at the counter and shop while they wait — the dispensary sees the day coming.
Queue Nº · SMS · drop-offSee it workingGuided vitamin consults — pharmacist-reviewed, always.
Service bookings with private check-in.
Asks at the shelf or kiosk
4 safety questions, TGA-aligned
Reviews everything. Every time.
A conversation, not a black box
Workflow software, never a therapeutic good — it guides customers to the right conversation, it doesn’t recommend treatment.
Clear answers before a pilot conversation.
PharmAssist data is hosted in Australia, with primary data residency in Sydney and Melbourne serving as the failover region.
We are building toward integration with any POS. FRED and ZDispense integrations are currently in progress.
Usama and Shaun are pharmacists who have each spent more than six years serving customers and managing high-volume pharmacy locations. PharmAssist is shaped by the queues, interruptions and safety decisions they have handled first-hand.
Pharmacist with 6+ years of experience, including managerial responsibility in busy pharmacy locations.
Pharmacist with 6+ years of experience, including managerial responsibility in busy pharmacy locations.
Kiosks in store, online triage before arrival and pharmacist-led consults — here is how the workflow fits together.
PharmAssist helps pharmacies reduce counter queues by organising customer requests before they reach the pharmacist. It brings together order-ahead eScripts, in-pharmacy kiosk intake, online triage, service bookings and consult workflows in one pharmacy workspace.
Customers can use a kiosk inside the pharmacy to explain what they need, complete the relevant intake questions and join the right workflow without waiting at the counter just to get started. The pharmacy team receives a structured request and the pharmacist remains responsible for review and professional decisions.
Routine intake happens online before arrival or at the kiosk in store. Instead of repeating the same first questions at a busy counter, the team sees an organised queue with the information already collected and can triage each customer to the right next step.
Yes. Depending on the services enabled by the pharmacy, customers can submit an eScript order ahead, book a pharmacy service or start the relevant intake online. The request reaches the pharmacy before the customer arrives.
PharmAssist supports consultation requests, bookings, intake and the pharmacy team’s consult workflow. The consultation itself is provided by the appropriate pharmacy professional, with the pharmacist retaining clinical responsibility.
No. PharmAssist is workflow software, not a therapeutic good or a replacement for professional judgement. It structures intake and highlights requests for review; a pharmacist remains involved wherever professional assessment or approval is required.
We are building PharmAssist to integrate with any POS. FRED and ZDispense integrations are currently in progress, and we will confirm the available integration path for each pharmacy during pilot planning.
PharmAssist data is hosted in Australia, with Sydney as the primary region and Melbourne as the failover region.
A short form, then a call with a founder. No sales sequence.