Multi-location pharmacy groups

One workflow, consistent across every store.

Groups need every store working the queue the same way. Refillops gives leaders roll-up visibility without locking the floor into rigid scripts.

Multi-location pharmacy group dashboard inside Refillops

Where it hurts

The blockers slowing this counter down.

  • Each store has its own way of handling the queue.
  • Reporting is stitched together store by store.
  • Best practices live in one manager's head, not the workflow.
  • New hires take weeks to learn the local way.

The workflow

How Refillops fits this team's day.

  1. Step 01

    Group standards

    Define shared queues, owners, and SLA defaults.

  2. Step 02

    Per-store tuning

    Stores adjust within group guardrails.

  3. Step 03

    Roll-up view

    Operations sees throughput across every store.

  4. Step 04

    Continuous tune

    Improve templates and routes from real data.

Common blockers

The reasons prescriptions stall here.

Reject pattern

Recurring reject across stores; standardize handling.

PA backlog

PA aging exceeds SLA at specific stores.

Coverage gap

A store is short-staffed; reroute queues.

Process drift

One store off the group template; correct quickly.

Inventory

Backorders affecting multiple stores at once.

Standardized

All stores closing rejects within SLA.

How Refillops helps

What changes when it's running.

  • Group-wide queues, owners, and templates — set once, used everywhere.
  • Operations sees aging blockers and throughput by store in real time.
  • New hires onboard into the same workflow at any store.
  • Best practices propagate from data, not lore.

What the team sees

The blocked queue, this team's edition.

Rx · 700212h

Aisha N.

Lisinopril 20mg

Reject 70

Owner · Store 04 · Maya

Rx · 700334h

Robert P.

Atorvastatin 40mg

PA needed

Owner · Store 07 · Jordan

Rx · 700481h

Linda S.

Levothyroxine 50mcg

No refills

Owner · Store 11 · Sam

Rx · 70059

Eli M.

Sertraline 50mg

Ready

Owner · Store 02

Common workflow example — illustrative, not a real customer or patient.

Implementation-ready checklist

Roll it out without disrupting the counter.

  • 1Define group-level queues and standard owner roles.
  • 2Set SLA defaults and the rules each store can tune.
  • 3Standardize patient SMS templates by group voice.
  • 4Pilot with two stores; expand once metrics stabilize.
  • 5Schedule a monthly group operations review.
  • 6Pick three group metrics to publish weekly to leaders.