The controlled drugs register, without the errors.
Book in and out within a single flow, with full register view before you save. Balance check, log expired drugs and patient returns — all on the same screen.
The CD register, without the hassle.
Book in and out within a single flow, with full register view before you save an entry. Balance checks, expired drugs and patient returns — all on the same screen.
Book in and out in one flow
Receipts, supplies, returns and destructions all run through a single flow — with the full register in view before you save an entry.
Balance check on the same screen
Run a balance check, log expired drugs and record patient returns without leaving the screen. Running balances update as you go.
Audit trail, locked in
Every entry is time-stamped and attributed, building a full, MHRA-compliant audit trail that does not depend on anyone's handwriting.
Without the hassle and errors.
The controlled drugs register, without the hassle and errors. Book in and out within a single flow, with full register view before you save an entry. Balance check, log expired drugs and patient returns – all on the same screen.
- Running balances with balance checks
- Your patient list imported – no more manual entries
- Search for prescribers on the national database
- Full audit trail, MHRA compliant
A register that balances itself.
The paper CD register is where small errors become big problems: a missed entry, a balance that does not reconcile, handwriting nobody can read months later when it matters most.
Pharmace books in and out within a single flow, shows the full register before you save, and keeps running balances with balance checks. Your patient list is imported, so there are no more manual entries, and you can search for prescribers on the national database.
The result is a full audit trail that is MHRA compliant by default — balanced and inspection-ready, every single day.
See the digital CD register.
We will walk through booking in, balance checks and patient returns using a real register layout. 12 minutes, no slides.