
The pharmacy
floor
that runs
all night.
Wardlight reconciles every cabinet removal the moment it happens, restocks to par before rounds, watches every fridge, and drafts a substitute when a drug runs short. Your pharmacist signs off. Wardlight handles the rest.
Good morning, Hana
Tue 23 Sep 2026 · 38 tasks cleared overnight · 2 need a pharmacist
Shortage watch · cefazolin 2 g
Days of supply on hand, plus a projection through the shortage
Reconciliation
Cabinets: 4 West ••A12 · ICU ••C03 · ED ••E07
Running the night shift for 240 hospitals that would rather be caring
cabinet removals reconciled by Wardlight in the past year
median time to flag a count discrepancy, down from 11.6 hours
of removals reconciled with zero human touch, trailing 90 days
controlled-substance counts ever closed without two licensed sign-offs. That rule has no override.
Every count lands
with its reasoning.
Wardlight documents its work the way a senior pharmacist would explain it to you. Trace one cabinet removal from the drawer to the record.
Capture
A nurse removes 2 mg of hydromorphone from cabinet 4W-A12 at 02:14. Wardlight picks it up inside a minute.
Match
It finds order ORD-88213 for bed 4W-17: same drug, 1 mg dose, due at 02:00, verified by a pharmacist.
Account
1 mg given at the bedside, 1 mg wasted with a witness, logged the way your team logged the previous eleven.
Explain
It writes a plain-English explanation with the evidence behind it. Below 95% confidence, it asks a pharmacist instead.
Record
CS-10488 closes with a hash-chained audit record. Your pharmacist reviews it in the morning, not at 2am.
USER RN-4471 · DRAWER 3 · POCKET 07
Four tasks your
night pharmacy
handled at 3am.
Not anymore.
Every panel below is the actual interface, running right in your browser. Click through it. Nothing here will page your on-call pharmacist.
Night block 1 of 3
Plug your numbers in.
Ours stay honest.
Based on the median automation rates measured across 140 hospitals in H1 2026. Your figures will differ, and the model is explained in the footnote.
Model: 6 minutes to resolve a discrepancy by hand and 3 for a restock line, cut by 80% and 85%; four hours per person on each manual count night, cut by 60%. Excludes the overtime you'll stop paying, usually the fun part.
Fits into the
tools you already
fight about.
140+ two-way integrations spanning EHRs, dispensing cabinets, wholesalers, smart pumps, fridge sensors, and the spreadsheet your chief pharmacist won't let go of. Syncs every five minutes. No faxes were harmed.
Ready for the survey you
haven't booked yet.
An agent with access to your cabinets should meet a higher bar than the people it supports. It does.
Wardlight connects to cabinets and the EHR using read-only scopes. Unlocking a drawer needs a separate grant, approved by two licensed humans, every time.
TLS 1.3 across the board, AES-256-GCM encryption at rest, and per-tenant keys inside an HSM-backed KMS. Health systems can supply their own.
Inference runs inside isolated environments. Your patient records, prompts and documents never train any model, ours or anyone else's.
Every count the agent proposes, and every human decision on it, lands in a hash-chained log your inspectors can export with one click.
Pharmacy leads who
quit counting
after midnight.
Four hospitals, four very different pharmacies. Choose one.

Billed like software. Behaves like a team.
Flat monthly pricing per plan, never per dose or per bed. No setup fee, no surprise overage, cancel in any month.
Unit
For one hospital pharmacy and a night pharmacist who's been counting drawers alone.
- Automated removal reconciliation
- Night-run checklist with audit trail
- 25 cabinets included
- 30-day shortage forecast
- Ask Wardlight for 200 questions monthly
Hospital
For multi-campus pharmacies that want to be ready before the first ward round.
- Everything in Unit
- Night Run for up to 10 campuses
- Unlimited cabinets with drawer rules
- Shortage forecasting out to 90 days
- Unlimited Ask Wardlight
Health system
For systems with many hospitals, inspectors, and strong opinions about both.
- Everything in Hospital
- Unlimited hospitals, unlimited cabinets
- Customer-managed keys
- Regional data residency: US, EU, AU
- Named pharmacy informaticist
Released every
other Thursday.
Give the night shift
to Wardlight.
A 30-minute walkthrough on a sandbox linked to your real cabinet feed, read-only. If it can't reconcile last night's removals live, we'll tell you on the call.
No eleven-email drip campaign. One human, one calendar invite.