

ScriptSure
By D.A.W. Systems, Inc
ScriptSure is a cloud-based e‑prescribing platform from D.A.W. Systems, Inc. (based in Latham, NY). It enables healthcare providers—including medical and veterinary clinicians—to securely transmit prescriptions (including controlled substances) to pharmacies across the U.S. via the Surescripts network. ScriptSure emphasizes intuitive workflow, fast prescribing, and built-in clinical safety tools.
D.A.W. Systems is among the earliest e‑prescribing vendors, with over three decades of experience in clinical software. ScriptSure was initially developed in BASIC by practicing physicians to speed up prescription writing.
ScriptSure Cloud ERX enables secure prescription of controlled and non-controlled medications, compound drugs, OTC/ vitamin products, with DEA-certified EPCS, formulary checks, medication history lookup, and refill/cancellation handling.
Features include drug-drug/allergy interaction alerts, favorite meds/templates, and seamless one-click workflows with integrated First DataBank drug data and Surescripts network connectivity.
Surescripts certified (including the newer SCRIPT v6.0 standard), supporting NewRx, CancelRx, RenewalRequest, RxChangeRequest, and patient benefit data exchange. ScriptSure was the first EHR vendor to connect under SCRIPT v6.0 certification in 2018.
Unique Fill Status Alerts (FSA) notify prescribers if a prescription remains unpicked after 5 days; Physician Refill Alerts help proactively manage patient adherence.
Regular updates deliver enhanced eRX standards compliance, user workflow refinements, better mobile access, and expanded alert configurations. ScriptSure has earned 12 consecutive Surescripts White Coat Awards (through 2023) for prescription accuracy and quality.
D.A.W. emphasizes simplicity, reliability, and user-first design, aiming for prescriptions in fewer than three clicks. ScriptSure’s interface is co-designed with practicing clinicians..
Deployed across U.S. providers in solo to mid-size clinics, integrated with multiple EHRs/PMS systems. Also adopted in veterinary practices since 2024.