Description
Count narcotics by photo. The phone counts the tray; the photos are the proof.
NarcCount is the phone companion to narccount.ca, the narcotic reconciliation system for Canadian pharmacies. It is for staff of pharmacies that already have a NarcCount account.
• Sign in and open your pharmacy's count.
• Find the drug, pour the tablets onto the tray and take a photo.
• NarcCount counts the tablets on your phone and puts a dot on each one. Tap a dot to remove it, tap a tablet to add one, then use the number — or type your own.
• The screen tells you at once whether the count matches what your records expect.
• Every photo stays with its count line, fingerprinted in the tamper-evident activity log, so a question months later is answered by looking, not by trusting a typed number.
Counting happens on the phone or on NarcCount's own computer in Canada; how photos are kept and checked is at narccount.ca/privacy. Accounts are created by pharmacies at narccount.ca. The photo counter is currently a demo, switched on for selected pharmacies.
Nouveautés
First public release of NarcCount. Take a photo with NarcCount's own camera, see the tablet count before you keep it, then Keep or Retake.