The agent notified, with a deadline
The order reaches the agent with items, delivery, and payment noted. They have 15 minutes to send the quote, and the dashboard alerts you when the deadline gets close.
Anyone who orders on WhatsApp gets a reply in seconds, at any hour. The AI notes what the customer needs, whether it's delivery or pickup, and how they'll pay, then hands off to an agent with a deadline. Dosage, medication recommendations, and prescription checks always stay with the pharmacist.
Where the order slips away today
Orders all arrive at once, and whoever waited too long buys from the pharmacy next door.
A quote that's sent and unanswered disappears in the chat, and nobody confirms it was received.
The prescription arrives as a photo in the middle of everything and needs to go straight to the pharmacist.
The order's journey
Today, the order waits for someone to step away from the counter. Here, the AI writes everything down right away, the agent prepares the quote, and every step is logged on the pipeline card.
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The order reaches the agent with items, delivery, and payment noted. They have 15 minutes to send the quote, and the dashboard alerts you when the deadline gets close.
New contact, order to quote, in progress, quote sent, order confirmed, and delivered or picked up. The confirmed order requires a prescription check: “not needed” or the pharmacist's.
The AI doesn't recommend medication for symptoms or advise on dosage. It reads the prescription photo only to organize the order; questions about medication use go to the pharmacist, who checks the prescription and any antibiotic, and controlled medication is never closed by the AI.
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When an order has a prescription, an antibiotic, or a controlled substance, the conversation goes to the pharmacist to check before the order moves on. The follow-up never names the medication, because the notification shows on the phone screen.
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This is what your account gets on first login, taken from the same template that builds the dashboard. You can change everything later, from stage names to questions.
Industry considerations: The AI doesn't advise on dosage or recommend medication. It reads the prescription the customer sends only to put the order together; the pharmacist checks prescriptions and controlled medication. This summary guides the setup and is not legal advice.
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The official account, with approved templates. The customer gets the first reply within seconds.
In Pipeline → New board, the board comes with the stages, prescription verification, and sensitive fields already flagged.
Delivery area and fee, payment methods, hours, and what the store sells. The AI only answers what is in the knowledge base.
No. It doesn't recommend medication for symptoms, not even over-the-counter products, and doesn't advise on dose, timing, or interactions. Those questions go straight to the pharmacist.
The AI reads the prescription photo only to organize the order: it doesn't interpret it, validate it, or advise on dosage. The order goes to the pharmacist to check and confirm, and controlled medication is handled only by the pharmacist, with the original prescription checked at delivery.
A medication purchase reveals a health condition: order items and the prescription check are masked on screen. The AI doesn't ask what the medication is for, and the follow-up never names it.
Yes, but only for products that don't require a prescription: Brazil's drug advertising law doesn't allow prescription medications to be advertised to the public. The follow-up the AI sends also never mentions prescription medications.
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