Close IV workflow gaps with Video Auditor and remote verification

Traditional IV workflow systems verify compounding with isolated images captured at a single point in time. That leaves dangerous gaps. A decoy syringe or bag can be used for image capture. Subtle technique errors go unseen. And evaluating aseptic competency means a supervisor must garb up, enter the clean room, and observe in person, adding stress, interrupting workflow, and pulling pharmacists away from higher-value work.

For leaders managing larger operations or multiple sites, those gaps multiply. Every unverified step is a compliance risk, a patient safety concern, and a potential finding during a Board of Pharmacy inspection. For pharmacists-in-charge and designated persons, this capability supports accountability and precision across the cleanroom. Video records enable review of aseptic technique, identification of environmental excursions, and evaluation of adherence to standard processes, all without requiring physical presence at the compounding hood. In high-volume or central fill environments where still image review becomes impractical, Video Auditor provides a more thorough and scalable approach to quality oversight.

Video Auditor closes the gap. By capturing continuous video of each batch compounding production task, you get evidence of the entire process, confirm dose-volume injection accuracy, and evaluate competency from anywhere. It's like always having an expert observer present, without the intrusion. The result is objective, time-stamped documentation that supports USP requirements, strengthens patient safety, and streamlines oversight, all without adding pressure to your compounding team.

What IV workflow Video Auditing delivers

Video Auditor captures sequences of activity, not just snapshots, so you gain complete oversight of your compounding process. Review, analyze, and evaluate every task, on a single site or across a health system. 

Live-view video for compounding visibility

  • Live-view video for compounding visibility

    Watch the direct compounding area in real time. Live-view video drives a culture of high standards and accountability across the team, instilling confidence in the pharmacist in charge and designated persons. Because the evaluator doesn't need to be present, it reduces observer stress and the pressure on the compounder. It also supports forced safety stops for remote verification, reducing risk at every step.

  • Continuous video attached to batch compounding records

    Attach process video directly to the electronic batch compounding record and embed continuous video to oversee production tasks. You gain evidential proof of the compounding process, eliminating subjectivity and enhancing transparency for audits and inspections. Continuous capture also confirms injection of the correct dose volume into the bag, supporting accuracy and patient safety.

  • Aseptic competency training and evaluation 

     

    Because Video Auditor captures sequences rather than fixed images, you can build and run an aseptic competency evaluation inside the batch module, representing your most complex on-site preparations. It's a practical tool for real-time confirmation of aseptic technique, supporting adherence to USP best practices and guidelines like ISMP and Thrive. Videos can be reviewed by evaluator and compounder together for deeper education.

Bring complete visibility into your IV Workflow with Video Auditor

See every step, prove every dose, and meet every standard with Video Auditor. Discover how continuous video capture transforms compliance, safety, and efficiency across your operation. 

See Simplifi+® IV Workflow Video Auditor in action

See IV workflow Video Auditor in action

Book a personalized demo to see how continuous video capture supports compliance, patient safety, and staff efficiency across your compounding operation.

What you'll learn:

  • How continuous video closes the gaps left by still-image-only systems
  • How to run aseptic competency evaluations without entering the clean room
  • How time-stamped video supports USP compliance and Board of Pharmacy inspections
  • How Video Auditor scales oversight across single or multiple sites
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