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# RxShift Discussions

RxShift is scheduling software built for independent and small-chain pharmacies, 1 to 25 locations, by a pharmacist. Most scheduling tools know who is working. RxShift also knows the rules your state board of pharmacy sets. It builds the pharmacist-to-technician ratio and the pharmacy hour and break rules for 31 states into the schedule, each with its citation and the date it was last verified, re-checked every week. That includes the rules that are more than one number: a limit that changes with who is certified, a separate cap on technicians in training, and states such as Ohio and Illinois that set hour and break rules instead of a ratio. As you build the week, RxShift checks every hour and flags a deficiency before the schedule is published. The Live Board shows who can step away without breaking ratio, and staff update their status from their phones. Time off, call-outs and shift swaps show their effect on compliance before anyone approves them. After the day is worked, RxShift keeps an hourly Compliance Record of who was actually on duty: never edited, kept for two years, and exportable when someone asks. RxShift flags; your pharmacist decides. It does not certify compliance and is not legal advice.

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