Attergo Integrations
Connect once. Every product is already fed.
One credential connects your pharmacy system. From that moment every Attergo product you switch on is already receiving data, with nothing to install and nobody's workflow to change.
Where it breaks today
The second product means a second project
Most platforms wire one vendor into everything above it. Adding a system, or a store, turns into the same integration all over again.
Duplicates become losses you never had
Networks retry. Systems replay. Anything that assumes each message arrives exactly once is quietly double-counting your fills.
Nobody can see the feed
When a figure looks wrong, the first question is whether the data ever arrived. Most systems cannot tell you.
The software
Sample data from a demo account. Not customer results.
How it works
Your payload is archived before it is interpreted, exactly as it arrived. Everything downstream is derived from that copy. A field we have never seen before is stored anyway and lands on a review list, so your vendor changing its payload does not stop your data.
We write one piece of code per system, and your vendor name never gets past it. Nothing else in the platform knows or cares which dispensing system you run, so connecting a second one does not touch anything you already depend on.
Every message is fingerprinted from its own content. A retry, a replay or a proxy that reorders the JSON produces the same fingerprint, and the second copy is recognized as the duplicate it is. A flaky connection cannot double-count a fill or invent a loss.
Connected products
| Every product | Nothing else ever touches a vendor system |
| Platform | Supplies the one record every product reads |
| Audit | Keeps the original message behind every figure |
| Developers | Publishes the event catalog and the delivery guarantees |
Week one
Connect one store. We will tell you what the month cost you.
Read-only credentials you can revoke. We come back with the fills that went out under cost, the services you could have billed, and the fills an auditor would ask about.