How reScript Works

Getting Started

Signing up

Signing up to our free solution is easy; just contact us and we’ll be in touch to arrange installation.

System requirements

General practices and pharmacies need to be NZePS enabled to use reScript.
reScript integrates with all practice management systems (PMS).
Patients need to have a smartphone with access to the internet and location services enabled.

reScript Installation

Installation Instructions

Installation of reScript can be carried out remotely by our team, your IT provider, or even a member in your practice. It takes only about 5-10 minutes.

Important: Make sure you have your unique software licence key that we issued you. If you do not yet have one of these, send us an email to request one.

1. Download
2. Install
3. Setup

reScript Demo

Watch our video demonstration

Watch the below video demonstration to see how reScript works.

How to use reScript

Sending prescriptions electronically

In your practice management system (PMS), bring up the patient you are going to create a prescription for and ensure there is a mobile number loaded for the patient. Confirm with them that the number is correct.

Issue new or repeat medication for the patient. With the medication selected, click on the Print Prescription button. The key difference now is that instead of printing through your physical printer and onto paper, the reScript window appears.
Receiving at the pharmacy
Adding a digital signature

To make sending prescriptions faster and easier, you can create a digital signature to apply on all future prescriptions. You only need to set this up once.

Click on Add Signature on the print preview screen.

Type in your mobile phone number and click Send SMS.

Once you receive the text message, click on the link to the DrInfo signature screen.

Sign the screen with your finger, and if you are satisfied with the signature, press Use, or you can press Clear to sign again.

The next time you print a script, your signature will appear automatically.

How to use rePay

Payment companion for reScript

rePay enables practices to easily charge patients and receive payments for scripts and virtual consults when using reScript. rePay is integrated into the reScript automated script management system, allowing the patient to pay directly, immediately and securely via credit card.

DrInfo acts as the broker between the practice and patient, to manage the transactions.

The practice is sent a daily report showing the patients that have paid for their consults and scripts, along with a pro forma invoice (i.e. an invoice from the Practice to DrInfo) that reconciles with the patients’ payments. DrInfo pays the practice on a weekly basis.

Setting up rePay
1. To set up your standard fees for repeat, phone consult and video consult, click “Setup” under the Patient section on the reScript screen.
The rePay Setup screen will appear:
1. Specify the email address you would like to receive the daily reconciliation reports and pro forma invoices.
1. Enter the charges for Repeat Prescriptions, Phone Consults, and Video Consults.
Where charges vary by GMS code, you can tailor the fees. The format is:

GMS Code:amount

To add additional codes, separate them with a comma “,” i.e. A4:12.5,A3:15.5, etc.
1. Review the Terms and click the Agree terms Start rePay button.
Using rePay
1. To request payment from the patient, tick “Collect Payment” and choose the fee(s) to charge; Repeat Prescriptions, Phone Consults, or Video Consults (you can select more than one).
1. The patient will receive a text message with a link, directing them to a secure payment gateway, where they are able to pay by credit card (unless you have reset the fees to $0.00 to waive the payment). Once the payment has been submitted, they will be able to select a pharmacy to collect their medication.
1. At the end of each day, DrInfo will generate a pro forma invoice and send it to your nominated email address. There is no need for you to send an invoice to DrInfo; the pro forma invoice means that DrInfo will pay you. The invoice reconciles with the daily report of payments by patients.