Certified third-party prescribing
Signing service
How controlled prescriptions get signed, and what Fratera never touches.
How it works
EnrolledFratera does not build its own signing screen for controlled preparations and never will. Pressing sign opens the certified prescribing service, you complete your two-factor step there, and it transmits the prescription straight to The Queen Rx. Fratera records that it happened.
1. You review the order in Fratera Patient, preparation, strength, directions, refills, pharmacy.
2. You state how you saw the patient In person, or by video. Two buttons, no free text, recorded against the order.
3. Fratera hands you to the certified service You complete your two-factor step inside that service, under your own credentials.
4. The service transmits to the pharmacy Straight to The Queen Rx. Fratera records that it happened and when.
Your enrolment
- Non-controlled prescribing
- Active
- Schedule III prescribing
- Active
- Registrants at this site
- You and Dr L. Okafor
- California licence
- A-118442 · verified 25 Aug 2026
- Two-factor
- Held by the certified service, not by Fratera
- Pharmacy audit certificate
- Current to 14 May 2027
What Fratera never does
Never holds your signing credentials Not your token, not your PIN, not a copy of either.
Never signs on your behalf There is no automatic signing, no batch signing, no standing authority.
Never takes the patient's money The pharmacy bills the patient directly. Fratera does not see a card number.
Never publishes a compounding method No bases, no procedures, anywhere in this interface.