Frequently asked questions
eNavvi is a standalone ePrescribing platform — a digital prescription pad that works from any browser, independent of your EHR. It’s connected to the Surescripts network, so you can send prescriptions electronically to virtually any pharmacy in the United States.
No EHR contract, no enterprise implementation, and no per-script fees on standard prescribing.
eNavvi supports the four core SCRIPT transactions — NewRx, RxRefill, RxChange, and CancelRx — plus EPCS for controlled substances. Standard ePrescribing is certified through the Surescripts Network Alliance.
NewRx (new prescriptions) — live now
CancelRx (cancel a transmitted prescription) — live now
RxRefill (electronic refill requests) — available August 2026
RxChange (pharmacy-initiated change requests) — available August 2026
EPCS (controlled substances) — in beta now, general availability August 2026
Electronically. eNavvi routes each prescription to the patient’s pharmacy over an e-prescribing network or through a direct API integration with the pharmacy. If electronic delivery can’t be completed, eNavvi automatically fails over to fax so the prescription still reaches the pharmacy without interruption.
Nationwide — all 50 states and Washington, D.C. EPCS is available in every state.
Advanced-practice prescribers (NP, DNP, PA) prescribe according to their state’s scope-of-practice and supervision or collaborative-practice requirements.
Today: MD, DO, DMD, DDS, DPM, NP, DNP, and PA.
Coming soon: OD and PharmD.
Standard ePrescribing is free; EPCS is a flat monthly fee per prescriber.
NewRx and CancelRx — free, always
RxRefill and RxChange — free, available August 2026
EPCS (controlled substances) — $20 per prescriber, per month
During business hours, expect about a 2-hour turnaround to verify your credentials and activate your account. We are working towards a 30 mins turnaround time - Stay tuned!
For EPCS, multi-factor authentication with Microsoft Authenticator setup may take up to 10 mins to setup.
Yes, it takes time but it is also how we ensure compliance with state and federal regulations.
Yes. eNavvi is Drummond-certified for EPCS (Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances) and supports Schedules II–V.
Prescribing controlled substances requires a valid DEA registration, DEA-mandated identity verification, and multi-factor authentication, all completed during onboarding. EPCS is available in every state and costs $20 per prescriber, per month. EPCS is available only on Desktop.
eNavvi works to source the best available prices and partners with pharmacies and pricing networks to deliver competitive cash pricing — so cost is one less barrier between your prescription and your patient filling it.
eNavvi is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and built to healthcare security standards. Access is protected by multi-factor authentication, prescription data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and EPCS adds DEA-required identity proofing and secure two-factor signing.




