A product, not a project.

When Kroll updates its interface, an agency-built RPA script breaks. Fixing it means opening a support ticket, scheduling a call, waiting for a developer, and testing again — while your staff manually re-enters prescriptions in the meantime.

AutoRx monitors Kroll for interface changes and adapts automatically. Our system detects UI modifications and updates field mappings without manual intervention. If a significant update requires engineering attention, our team resolves it proactively — typically before you notice any impact.

Traditional agency automation uses robotic process automation (RPA): scripts that click through the Kroll interface exactly as a human would, following predetermined paths. When the prescription is ambiguous, the script fails. When the fax is smudged, the script fails. There is no intelligence — just fragile playback.

AutoRx uses a multi-agent AI system that reads patient context, drug history, and your Kroll drug and mix catalog before making any decision. When a fax is unclear, the agent uses context to make the right call — or flags it for human review with the original document attached, so your team resolves it in seconds.

Agency automation typically starts with a scoping engagement, a proposal, and a build phase before anything runs. Each new requirement is a new project. AutoRx is available now — configuration happens in your onboarding call, and you go live within 1–2 weeks on the standard product without a custom development cycle.