Staffing changes. Pharmacist ratio. Daily schedule adjustments. State regulations.

Finally, Scheduling Software That Thinks Like a Pharmacy

RxShift was built exclusively for pharmacy operations, helping you simplify scheduling, stay compliant, and keep your team focused on what matters most: caring for patients.

Built for pharmacists, by a pharmacist.

RxShift schedule builder showing the all-locations view
The RxShift schedule grid with pharmacists and technicians in separate bands and ratio flags

Scheduling

Ratio-aware schedule generation

Configure your state's pharmacist-to-tech rules once. RxShift applies them to every shift you build, recalculates as the schedule changes, and flags any deficient slot before you publish, so gaps get fixed on the screen, not on the floor.

The RxShift Compliance Record showing pharmacist and technician names per hour, all compliant

Compliance

An automated hourly Compliance Record

RxShift builds a timestamped hourly Compliance Record of what actually happened: pharmacist and tech names per hour, deficiency flags, and an alert to your managers if deficient hours run several days in a row. It finalizes hour by hour from the published schedule and your team's live statuses, retained two years and exportable on demand. RxShift never contacts your board; that call stays yours.

The RxShift dashboard showing three pharmacy location cards with Nevada addresses

Built for your size

Designed for 1–25 locations

Not enterprise software. Not a generic scheduling tool with compliance bolted on. RxShift is built for independent pharmacies and regional chains, up and running in under an hour, with no implementation fee and no six-month onboarding.

Real-time ratio board

Know who can step away, without breaking ratio.

A pharmacist heading to lunch shouldn’t need to do the math, or ask the group chat, to know if the floor stays covered. RxShift shows exactly how many pharmacists can step away and stay in ratio, and it recomputes the instant anyone’s status changes.

The RxShift live status board: a pharmacist steps away and the board recomputes how many pharmacists can still step away while staying in ratio

Staff set their status right from their phone, so the board is always current, no computer needed.

If you’re in Nevada, this matters now

Nevada requires documented compliance. RxShift generates the record automatically.

Nevada law (NAC 639.250) sets strict pharmacist-to-tech ratio caps. RxShift enforces them on every shift you build, flagging violations before you publish, not after an inspector arrives.

Every published schedule gives you:

  • • Ratio caps enforced on every shift, flagged before publish
  • • A timestamped hourly record of who staffed each hour
  • • Deficiency flags and a 2-year retained, export-ready log
  • • An inspection-ready export, on demand

We’re tracking proposed rule R072-25, which had a public hearing in June 2026. It’s not yet adopted. When it passes, RxShift will update automatically. No extra steps. No new forms. No spreadsheet.

Read the full Nevada breakdown or schedule a demo.

RxShift Compliance Record: each pharmacist and technician on duty by hour, with compliant status (an inspection-ready record)

All 50 states

Most states don’t have fixed ratios. Every state expects documented judgment.

In states without hard ratio rules, pharmacy boards still expect pharmacists in charge to document that staffing decisions were made professionally, and to defend them if challenged.

RxShift produces that record too. Whether you’re navigating Nevada’s ratios or Arizona’s professional-judgment standard, your staffing decisions are documented, timestamped, and exportable.

~24 states

No fixed ratio

~18 states

Hard ratio rules

All states

Documentation matters

Pricing

Built for your size. Not enterprise software.

RxShift is priced per location, per month, with no setup fee and no long-term contract required to get started. Volume pricing is available for groups of 5+ locations.

When I Work doesn’t know your state’s ratio rules.

Enterprise workforce platforms often run tens of thousands of dollars to implement.

RxShift is built specifically for pharmacies your size, without the enterprise price tag.

Schedule a demo to discuss pricing for your group

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Questions

Common questions

Which states does RxShift support?

Nevada, California, Tennessee, Alabama, Colorado, Georgia, New Jersey, Ohio, and South Carolina today, with more added as pharmacies need them. Each state's page shows exactly which regulation is enforced and links to the official source. South Carolina is supported for community and retail pharmacies; its separate institutional employment ratio is not modeled.

How does RxShift stay current when a regulation changes?

A dedicated research process checks each state's current and proposed rules on a regular basis, with every finding dated and sourced. When a rule changes, the engine and marketing update together, not just one or the other.

How much does RxShift cost?

Per location, per month, with volume pricing at 5+ locations. See the pricing page for exact numbers. No setup fees, no compliance add-on.

Is RxShift only for large pharmacy chains?

No. It's built for independent pharmacies and small chains, 1 to 25 locations.

What happens if a proposed rule, like Nevada's R072-25, is adopted?

RxShift applies it automatically the moment it's adopted. You can preview proposed rules today with a single toggle rather than waiting.

See RxShift working in your pharmacy.

We’ll walk through your current scheduling process and show you how RxShift handles it: ratios, documentation, and all. About 20 minutes.