Your NPI and state license number. That’s it — no EHR, no contract, no credit card.

Signup takes about two minutes. Most state licenses are verified within one hour. You’ll get an email the moment you’re cleared to prescribe.

No. eNavvi runs as a standalone prescribing tool. You can document the encounter right alongside the prescription. Medication history data can also be pulled into your EHR where participation allows.

Non-controlled ePrescribing is free, permanently. EPCS is a paid add-on.

Because every prescriber on eNavvi is identity-proofed and license-verified, pharmacies receiving your prescriptions know exactly who wrote them. Verification is what makes the prescription land cleanly.

Identity proofing to NIST IAL2 plus primary-source state-license verification, all during signup. Nothing to schedule, nothing to mail in. DEA verification is handled separately if you register for EPCS — about 24 hours.

Some state boards respond more slowly than others. There’s nothing further for you to do — we email you the moment you’re cleared.

Add each license to your account. Each is verified separately, and you can prescribe in a state as soon as that license clears.

Any U.S. pharmacy — retail chains, independents, and compounders — through established e-prescribing networks and direct pharmacy integrations.

You or your patient choose it. eNavvi doesn’t rank, feature, or favor any pharmacy — pharmacy search is neutral and directed by you.

Yes. Fill history and active medications appear inside the prescribing flow.

Alongside the prescription. You document the visit where you prescribe, not in a second system.

Only if you prescribe controlled substances. Everything else works on the free tier.

Identity proofing plus biometric two-factor signing at the moment you sign.

EPCS is currently in Beta, with general availability in August 2026.

Schedules II–V.

$20 a month adds Drummond-certified EPCS to a Core account, so you can send Schedule II-V controlled substances. $30 a month is the Practice tier — EPCS included, plus everything you need to run a practice: multi-state licensing, staff and admin roles, a practice-level BAA, data sharing across your tools, and no ads.

Retail ePrescribing, medication history, and encounter documentation. Free permanently, not a trial.

No. No prescription fees, no transaction fees, no setup fees.

No. EPCS is month-to-month.

Compounds are sent as structured prescriptions with full ingredient detail, not as free text in a notes field — so the pharmacy receives something it can parse rather than interpret.

Yes. Compound routing follows the same neutral pharmacy search as everything else.

Yes.

Drummond-certified EPCS, Surescripts Network Alliance certification, a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation, and native NCPDP SCRIPT v2023011 support.

eNavvi is built on the version of the prescribing standard the industry must adopt, rather than migrating to it later. In practice: fewer rejected and reformatted prescriptions.

No.

Yes. Every prescription carries an immutable record of who wrote it, who signed it, and where it went.

Yes — health-tech platforms and EHRs embed the prescribing pad so users never leave your interface. Talk to us.

No. Agents submit structured proposals; a licensed prescriber reviews and signs every one inside a certified prescribing environment.

AI Connector — Pilot.

A proposal API for AI health companies. Your agent submits a structured prescription proposal, the prescriber reviews it, and nothing transmits without their signature.

AI Connector — Pilot.

A clearly labeled, opt-in program that gives manufacturer patient-access programs presence at the point of prescribing. It’s displayed separately from pharmacy search and never influences routing.

It varies. Partner pricing depends on the integration, the volume and the support involved, so we scope each engagement and quote it directly.