Partner programme
Pharmacist
Be the clinical check on the medicine marketplace — verify every product before it can be sold and review every prescription before it is dispensed.
What this is
This is a compliance role, not a sales one. Nothing in the ScanSureX catalogue becomes sellable without a registered pharmacist verifying it clinically — over-the-counter items included — and no prescription-only medicine leaves a shop until a pharmacist has approved the prescription behind it. You also hold the power to block a batch outright, which takes it out of every shop's reach at once.
The catalogue gate
Every product a chemist submits waits on your clinical checklist before an admin can even consider approving it.
The prescription gate
Prescription-only medicine cannot be ordered until you approve the prescription — whether it was written on ScanSureX or uploaded by the patient.
Recall authority
Blocking a batch makes it undispensable immediately, everywhere.
How it works
Joining, then working, then what ScanSureX checks. Pick where you are.
You are a registered pharmacist, in the pharmacist portal on port 3006.
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Register
Council registration number, the issuing council, its expiry date and your qualification, with your phone and email.
- 2
Expect a code on every sign-in
This portal emails a six-digit one-time code at every login, not just the first. It is a dispensing-authority account.
- 3
Upload three documents
Registration certificate, degree certificate and photo ID. The platform refuses to approve you if any is missing.
- 4
Get approved
An administrator reviews the documents against a checklist and writes review notes. Approval is what opens the queues.
What it costs
A compliance role, not a selling one
A pharmacist does not list or sell products on ScanSureX and takes no share of an order. The role exists to gate the catalogue and the prescriptions behind it.
Worth knowing
- Every login needs the emailed one-time code — there is no remember-this-device.
- Product verification is required even for over-the-counter medicine.
- Your verification does not publish a product; an admin approval still follows.
- Prescription approval gates dispensing for prescriptions written on the platform as well as uploaded ones.
- Your council registration must still be live — an expired registration stops the dispensing it authorises.
Common questions
Can I reject a product outright?
Yes. An unverified product never reaches the catalogue, and the chemist sees the outcome.
Do I see the patient's identity on a prescription?
You see what you need to review it clinically; the platform records that you did.
What happens when my registration expires?
The authority it carries lapses with it. Keep the expiry date current in your profile.
Usually next
Ready to join as a pharmacist?
Registering is free. The verification queues open once a ScanSureX administrator approves your documents.