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The Agent page at https://pharmacy.voxo.co/agent lets you manage the AI-powered pharmacy agent. The agent answers inbound patient calls, processes prescription refill requests, handles status checks, and can operate as an embedded chat widget on your pharmacy website. The page has three tabs: Conversations, Analysis, and Settings.
Voice options and refill configuration settings vary depending on which pharmacy management system (PMS) you have connected. The available choices in those settings reflect what your PMS supports.

Monitoring conversations

The Conversations tab provides a live view of patient interactions. A stats bar at the top shows session metrics for the current period.

Session list

Below the stats, each row in the session list represents one patient interaction — either a phone call or a chat session. Selecting a session expands it into a threaded view that shows:
  • Call recording playback — an audio player for the recorded phone call, if applicable. Use the player controls to play, pause, and scrub through the recording.
  • Tool usage tracking — a log of every action the agent took during the session, such as looking up a prescription, submitting a refill request, or transferring the caller. This lets you verify what the agent did and why.
  • Quality metrics — scores and indicators for how the agent handled the interaction, including whether the patient’s question was resolved.

Analyzing performance

The Analysis tab gives you aggregate data about how the agent is performing over time. Use the date range filter at the top of the tab to set the reporting window. The tab contains three sections:
  • Question analysis — a categorized breakdown of what patients asked. Use this to identify which topics drive the most contacts.
  • Performance metrics — call handling rates and resolution rates. These show what percentage of interactions the agent handled without requiring staff intervention.
  • Conversation patterns over time — a chart of interaction volume across the selected date range, so you can spot trends or spikes in contact volume.

Configuring the agent

The Settings tab contains several sub-tabs, each controlling a different aspect of the agent’s behavior.

Voice Settings

Configure how the agent sounds and behaves on calls. The available fields are:
FieldDescription
Agent NameThe name the agent uses to identify itself to patients
Voice GenderThe gender of the voice: Masculine or Feminine
VoiceThe specific voice model the agent uses. Options depend on the selected gender
Greeting MessageThe text the agent speaks when it answers a call
Preview AudioPlays a text-to-speech preview of the current greeting message using the selected voice
Enable Search Patient ToolWhen enabled, the agent can look up patients by name and date of birth
Enable Background NoiseWhen enabled, the agent plays subtle background noise during patient interactions
Default Transfer DestinationThe extension, queue, or call group the agent transfers callers to by default
Transfer DestinationsAdditional extensions, queues, or call groups the agent can transfer callers to in specific scenarios
Prescriber VoicemailThe voicemail box where calls from prescribers are sent
After-Hours VoicemailThe voicemail box where calls received outside business hours are sent

Chatbot

Configure an embedded chat widget that you can add to your pharmacy website. Patients who visit your site can use the widget to ask questions and submit refill requests without calling. Available settings:
SettingDescription
Widget nameThe display name shown to patients in the chat window
PositionWhere the widget appears on the page: bottom-right, bottom-left, top-right, or top-left
Auto-openWhether the widget opens automatically when a patient visits the page
Auto-open delayHow many seconds to wait before the widget opens automatically, if auto-open is on
AppearanceColor and style options for the widget
A live preview on the right side of the sub-tab updates as you change settings, so you can see how the widget will look on your site before deploying it. See Embedding the chat widget below for instructions on adding the widget to your website.

Location

Enter the business location information the agent references when patients ask questions like “where are you located?” or “what is your address?” Keep this information current so the agent provides accurate answers. The Location tab also includes an Hours Configuration section. Use this section to select or create the business hours schedule the agent uses when answering questions about when the pharmacy is open. You can assign an existing hours schedule, create a new one, edit the current selection, or remove it.

Knowledge Base

Provide custom context or instructions the agent uses when answering patient questions. Use this field to supply information the agent would not otherwise know, such as specific pharmacy policies, frequently asked questions, or notes about your services.

Announcements

Select which announcements the agent plays to callers at the start of an interaction. Announcements are managed separately on the Announcements page. Use this sub-tab to choose which of those announcements are active for the agent.

Refill Config

Control how the agent handles prescription refill requests. Options here include PMS integration settings that determine how refill data is submitted and confirmed. The available options depend on your connected PMS.

Embedding the chat widget

After configuring the widget in Settings, copy the embed code and add it to your pharmacy website.
1

Open the Chatbot sub-tab

In the Settings tab, select Chatbot from the sub-tab list.
2

Configure the widget

Set the widget name, position, auto-open behavior, and appearance. The live preview on the right updates as you make changes.
3

Copy the embed code

Scroll down to the embed code section. Click the copy button to copy the code snippet to your clipboard.
4

Add the code to your website

Paste the embed code into the HTML of every page on your pharmacy website where you want the widget to appear. Place it just before the closing </body> tag. If your site uses a tag manager, you can add the snippet there instead.
5

Verify the widget

Visit your website and confirm the widget appears in the correct position and opens as expected. Return to the Chatbot sub-tab to adjust any settings if needed.
If your website is built on a CMS platform (such as WordPress), check your theme’s documentation for where to add custom scripts. Many platforms have a dedicated field for site-wide footer scripts, which is the appropriate place for the embed code.