Our Solutions
Four integrated capabilities covering the full pharmaceutical dispensing cycle.
What makes us different
Five arguments. Five pages. One bet.
Pharmacy First
Pharmacy is the whole product. That is why ours is deeper than any generalist's.
Closed Loop
The receipt is not the source of truth. The authorization is.
Real-Time AI
25 rules plus AI at claim submission. Not audits at month-end.
LATAM Intelligence
Built for Latin America. Local regulators, local economics, local schemes. It is all we do.
Proven Results
43.4% of pharmacy spend is detectable anomaly. Measured, not modeled.
Real-time authorization control
Every dispensing request is validated against coverage and formulary rules before authorization. Prevention, not post-hoc detection.
Automated coverage enforcement
Coverage exclusions, quantity limits, and formulary restrictions are enforced automatically — eliminating human error and oversights.
Clinical appropriateness routing
Dispensing requests that require clinical review are automatically identified and routed before authorization.
Post-dispense pattern detection
Continuous analysis of dispensing patterns to identify anomalous behaviors, suspicious repetitions, and emerging trends.
These are just a few of the patterns that slip through traditional processes. Inspector runs 25+ detection rules — these examples show the kind of leakage that accumulates silently.
Integrates with what you have — no replatforming required
Inspector connects directly to your existing infrastructure. No system replacement needed.
FHIR PAS (Prior Authorization Support) compliant for standard pharmacy integration
Direct connection to pharmacy networks via digital dispense contracts
Integration with call center software (Freshdesk, Freshworks, custom systems)
Purpose-built interfaces for medical teams, auditors, and operators who prefer our system
OpenAI-compatible API to connect with any existing system
Beyond rules: continuous anomaly detection
The specific patterns on this site are examples. Inspector also monitors for anomalies you have not defined yet — unusual pricing, unexpected prescriber behavior, and statistical outliers that do not match any single rule but signal something worth investigating.
Peer baseline comparison: how does this prescriber compare to peers?
Behavioral pattern clustering: same-day splits, multi-pharmacy bursts, unusual timing patterns
Pricing anomalies: why did this drug cost 3x the median?
Questions About Our Solutions
What is real-time authorization control?
What is a Digital Dispense Contract?
How does clinical appropriateness routing work?
What pharmacy standards do you support?
Can Inspector detect generic substitution opportunities?
Let us prove it in your data — Free
We’ll load a sample extract into Inspector AI and show what’s slipping through. If there’s nothing there, we walk away.
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