The pharmacy data desk, on autopilot.

We track the New York State Medicaid fee-for-service formulary daily. The FDA drug catalog, the NPPES provider registry, and the FECA "will deny" list are nationwide. Additional state Medicaid formularies are on the roadmap — tell us which one you need and we'll prioritise it.

Every row is keyed by NDC. We classify each NDC as Added (only in the new file), Removed (only in the old file), or Modified (in both, but a tracked field changed). The effective-date field is ignored by default but is configurable.

Each month we refresh a complete NDC catalog — manufacturer, package size, legend status, DEA class, brand/generic, lifecycle dates, and FDA therapeutic-equivalence codes — and upsert every product into RxReport. You search 217,000+ NDCs instead of pinging the FDA site one at a time.

We mirror the entire CMS NPPES file locally — 12.4M individual + organization NPIs — plus the monthly deactivation list and the three side files (other names, secondary practice locations, endpoints). Search is sub-100ms even on partial-name + city + taxonomy filters that time out on the public site.

We sync the DOL OWCP "List of National Drug Codes That Will Deny" weekly. Every NDC in your drug catalog and every formulary diff row is tagged with its FECA status, so federal-employee compensation claims with a denied product never make it to dispense.

Drop in the state's aberrant-product PDF and RxReport extracts every NDC, deduplicates across effective dates, and gives you a self-contained installer that pushes the new flags into your dispensing software — no SQL Server admin required.

No. RxReport is a web dashboard — log in with your email. The daily report is emailed to you automatically; every CSV, PDF, and import artifact is downloadable from the dashboard. The aberrant .bat is the one optional thing, and it runs on the pharmacy workstation, not your server.

Multi-pharmacy admin and team management ship with the Pharmacy tier (coming soon). When it lands, you'll invite team members, assign roles (Admin, User, Pharmacy), and switch tenants from the header. The first pharmacy is included in the base price; each additional pharmacy is +$99/mo. More than 5 pharmacies? Talk to us about custom pricing.

Sessions use JWT in httpOnly cookies with strict SameSite policies, login is rate-limited per email + IP, optional sign-in notifications + failed-login burst alerts ship to admins, and every tenant is isolated. We never share or sell data, and we only store the minimum needed to run the product.

Three tiers, each a superset of the last. Formulary ($149/mo) covers a single state's daily diff plus NPPES + FECA. Drug Database ($299/mo) adds the full FDA NDC catalog, therapeutic equivalents, and aberrant product tracking. Pharmacy ($459/mo, coming soon) adds multi-pharmacy admin, team management, and the system-health activity feed — first pharmacy included; +$99/mo per additional pharmacy (>5 = custom pricing). Per-state pricing applies to every tier — $39/mo per additional state. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.

A coming-soon add-on that's stackable on any tier — or buy it solo with no base subscription. $399/mo for the first pharmacy and +$199/mo for each additional pharmacy. Independent of per-state Medicaid licensing. Email hello@rxreport.com to be notified when it ships.