As a first step, go to Create New Category and make a list of popular compound categories. Next, you can create a number of your best selling compounds. Pharmacompound allows you to offer a standard ratio with a fixed price to your phsicians, or a defined range of compound strengths.
Alternatively, you may choose to allow the physician to select the compound strength of their own choosing; the slider calculates the compound's cost according to the percentage of active ingredient.
Supposing you elected to allow your doctors to choose their own compound strength for a particular compound. They'd be presented with a slider bar offering a range of percentages corrsponding to a range of prices. The compound would be found under whatever "Category" you assigned it, (e.g., Acne, Wart Topicals, etc.).
Your physicians choose compounds from a list like in the figure, "Order & Edit Compounds". They select a category and when they click the "Order" button, it places their order your Order Archive queue, sends an email notification of that order and adds an alert to your Alert list.
Notice there are some compounds in the list that are only available at a strength set by a pharamcy administrator -- but also a compound with options for one, three, and five percent strengths, with corresponding price differences. Additionally, please notice there is a compound that allows the physician to use a slider to set the compound's strength.
As an administrator of your Pharmacompound App, you will receive notification when a physician applies to join your network. Your next step will be to go to the Manage Physicians page and (if the physician is one you want) use applicant's the "Accept" dropdown to choose "Yes" and click the "Update" button on the far right. This admits the doctor to your network.
If you ever need to update any of the physicians' other information, simply make the edits in the appropriate fields and click Update. Similarly, you can remove a physician from your network by clicking Remove.
You can see an archive of any individual doctor's ordered compounds by clicking on the Order button
When searching for a particular physician in your network, use the Search dropdown to find the doctor you're looking for. Search by last name, sign up date, email, or NPI.
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As part of the conditions for using this service, we ask that you comply with the HIPAA regulation that Pharmacompound enters into a business association with your pharmacy, wherein your business allows permission to store your PHI (Personal Health Information) on our servers.
As you sign up with us, the form includes a check box indicating your assent to a business association which you will need to click to proceed.
To be quite clear: the business associate agreement in no way gives either party rights to company decision making or revenue of the other. It only permits Pharmacompound to store PHI electronically.
To change the price, amounts, strength or any other part of a compound, you just alter the relevant field and click its "Update" button.
To delete a compound, just click the "Remove" button to the right of the compound's box.
Search for a compound by compound name or category. 
Order Archives are a record of every order ever placed by every phyician in your network. They are searchable by: order ID, NPI, physician last name, patient last name, patient DOB, or whether or not they've been fulfilled and retrieved by the patient.
Order Archive also display either a status of "Retrieved" - with a red check mark, otherwise the administrator can flag them "Retrieved" or, if the the physician has sent the request by mistake, "Error". In instances when the compound request has been sent erroneously, clicking the "Error" button deletes the request. In all other cases, there is no way to edit the archive; all entries are permanent.
Message Archives are a searchable record of all the messages and questions your pharmacy has ever recieved from the general Contact Us form. Physician Message Archives are a record of messages sent from your network of prescribing physicians. These records are removable but not editable.