Why volume exposes the workflow's weak points
Peak day does not introduce new problems — it multiplies the ones already in the workflow. If validation happens at the pharmacy, a normal rejection rate becomes a rejection wave at high volume. If ordering is per-patient, a manageable click count becomes hours of repetitive entry. And if tracking is not unified, a few status calls become a flood. The platforms that hold up at scale are the ones that batch the work and move validation forward so problems are caught once, before payment, rather than trickling back all day.
Fizy Health is designed for the peak. One clinic cart batches the entire day across patients and partners into a single validated checkout, cart validation surfaces every SIG, licensure, and stock issue together before payment instead of as scattered rejections, and per-line order tracking gives staff one view of the whole batch. That turns refill day from a queue of individual orders into a single, reviewable operation.