Pharmacy people, amplified.
Your new employee.
Meet the employee built for busywork. Hoolie keeps the queue moving — verifying every e-prescription, typing the directions, calculating days’ supply, and completing data entry in Pioneer in under a minute. Fast, consistent, and ready to work 24/7. Give Hoolie the repetitive stuff. Your team has better things to do.
Morning queue? I’m on it. You go have coffee.
- Works 24/7Always on. Always helping.
- Improves accuracyFewer errors. Greater confidence.
- Frees your teamLess busy work. More patient care.
- Puts a pharmacist's mind at easeA smarter, safer pharmacy.
Automating the work behind better care
From prescription to possibility.
- 1
Reads the script
Directions, quantity and days' supply, straight off the e-prescription in your Pioneer queue.
- 2
Types the SIG
Your pharmacy's codes and a calculated days' supply, typed into the record.
1 TAB PO BID x 10D - 3
Leaves a note
Anything it isn't sure about waits for a pharmacist, with the reason written down.
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Do more of what matters.
Every manual SIG translation is a chance for a delay or a mistake. Hoolie takes that work off the bench so your people can do the part only people can do.
Happier teams
Less typing, fewer interruptions, and a shorter queue.
Better patient experiences
Scripts are ready sooner, and the pharmacist has time to talk.
A more efficient pharmacy
More fills per hour without adding a seat at the bench.
A healthier tomorrow
Accurate days' supply and cleaner claims, for patients and for the books.
See it in action
A typical free-text instruction, translated the way your pharmacy writes it.
“Take 1 tablet by mouth twice daily for 10 days. Dispense 20 tablets.”
Same work. Smarter tools. Brighter days.
Automate pharmacy data entry. Give your team their time back.
- Accurate data entry
- Consistent and reliable
- More time for patients
We're working with a small group of pharmacies today. If yours runs Pioneer, we'd love to show you what a morning with Hoolie looks like.
Say hi to Hoolie