How RxK works

Trust first. Then discovery, requests and assignments.

RxK separates account creation, verification and workforce authorization, so that no single profile field silently grants access to anything.

Each step gates the nextNothing is granted by declaration
VerifiedAvailable
Request sentAcceptedCompleted

The states the platform actually moves through. Each one is a decision somebody made, not a status a profile awarded itself.

Professional journey

For professionals

Four steps, and none of them can be skipped by filling in the next one.

01

Create your account

Choose your profession and build the professional profile.

02

Complete verification

Submit the applicable registration or role evidence for your jurisdiction.

03

Set availability

Keep your availability current for eligible organization searches.

04

Respond to requests

Accept or decline specific professional requests, and manage the assignments that follow.

Organization journey

For pharmacies and healthcare organizations

The mirror image, and the reason a professional can trust the request they receive.

01

Create the organization

Set up the organization, its locations and its team.

02

Confirm authority

A confirmed representative establishes the authority that trusted actions rest on.

03

Search eligible professionals

Restricted search uses current profession, jurisdiction and trust eligibility.

04

Send a specific request

The professional can accept or decline before an assignment is activated.

The design decision behind it

Why the steps are separate.

Separating them is the control, not a formality

If registration also granted verified status, then anybody who could complete a form would be verified, and the word would mean nothing to the person on the other side of the request. Keeping the steps apart is what lets a professional treat an incoming request as real and an organization treat a search result as eligible.

Start where the sequence starts.

Create the account. Verification is the next step, and it is a separate reviewed process on purpose.