Compliance is architecture,
not paperwork
1SyncRx was built inside a working compounding pharmacy, where HIPAA is a Tuesday, not a checkbox. Here is exactly how the platform protects every prescription it carries.
01 · HIPAA architecture
Protection in every layer a prescription touches
Encryption, access control and session discipline are not settings someone has to switch on. They are how the platform works, for every pharmacy and every prescriber, from the first sign-in.
02 · The digital BAA
The BAA is a gate, not an attachment
The Business Associate Agreement is signed electronically during onboarding, and the platform enforces it. No one has to remember.
Presented during onboarding
The BAA appears right inside the NPI-first onboarding flow, ready to sign on screen.
Signed and recorded
Signature, signer and timestamp are stored with the pharmacy’s record, retrievable any day an auditor asks.
Unsigned means view-only
A pharmacy without a signed BAA cannot go live or handle prescriptions. The platform enforces the rule itself.
Where the data lives
- Hosting
- United States only
- Jurisdiction
- US law, end to end
- Tenancy
- One portal per pharmacy, fully isolated
- Identity
- NPI-verified via the national registry
03 · US hosting & identity
Patient data never leaves US jurisdiction
All storage and processing run on US-based infrastructure. Each pharmacy’s portal, catalog and records are its own tenant; no data is shared between pharmacies, ever.
And before anyone touches the platform, their identity is checked against the national NPI registry: pharmacies and prescribers alike.
04 · Audit trail
Who did what, when: one query, not a filing cabinet
Every action on the platform is logged with its actor and timestamp: sign-ins, edits, verifications, fills, shipments. Records are never deleted; prescriptions are placed on hold, and fill history stays intact in the pharmacy’s own RX series.
Bring your compliance questions to the demo
Twenty minutes, the live platform, and every answer on screen instead of in a PDF.