Abstract: A prescription outcome system comprising: a prescription outcome engine server connected via a network to a pharmacy computer, the prescription outcome engine server having an engine memory, and an engine processor communicably coupled to the engine memory, and the engine processor configured to execute instructions to: receive claim from a pharmacy, the claim including a patient identifier for a patient and a pharmaceutical identifier for a pharmaceutical desired to be filled; determine if the patent is included on an enrolled patient list, if the pharmaceutical is included on a pharmaceutical allowed list, and if the patient may refill the pharmaceutical at a present time; when the patient is included on the enrolled patient list, the pharmaceutical is included on a pharmaceutical allowed list, and the patient may refill the pharmaceutical at the present time, price the claim, debit employer funds, report adjudication to an employer, report adjudication to a pharmaceutical manufacturer, report adjudication

Abstract: The jurisdiction online manager manages required jurisdictional inspections mandated by a plurality of different jurisdictions performed by non-governmental entities. A central computer system receives object data for an object and most other information via a global computer network, typically the Internet. Based upon the provided object data, the jurisdiction online manage can determine the controlling jurisdiction for the object. The controlling jurisdiction is the jurisdiction in which the object is located. After determining the controlling jurisdiction, the jurisdiction's inspection form or a similar inspection template can be provided to the inspectors, who will perform the actual physical inspections of the objects. After receiving inspection result data from the non-governmental inspection, the inspection result data is stored the system database. The inspection result data is then provided to the controlling jurisdiction.

Abstract: The jurisdiction online manager manages required jurisdictional inspections mandated by a plurality of different jurisdictions performed by non-governmental entities. A central computer system receives object data for an object and most other information via a global computer network, typically the Internet. Based upon the provided object data, the jurisdiction online manage can determine the controlling jurisdiction for the object. The controlling jurisdiction is the jurisdiction in which the object is located. After determining the controlling jurisdiction, the jurisdiction's inspection form or a similar inspection template can be provided to the inspectors, who will perform the actual physical inspections of the objects. After receiving inspection result data from the non-governmental inspection, the inspection result data is stored the system database. The inspection result data is then provided to the controlling jurisdiction.