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NightDose

Every controlled substance that moves at 2am deserves a chain of custody tighter than a DEA audit.

NightDose is a dispatch and chain-of-custody platform built for overnight pharmacy courier networks moving Schedule II-V medications between hospitals, retail pharmacies, and urgent care facilities. It handles DEA 222 form tracking, real-time GPS proof-of-delivery, temperature excursion alerts, and automatic suspicious order reporting — because the people running this infrastructure deserve better than fax machines and clipboards. The controlled substance last-mile logistics space has been broken for thirty years and I'm done waiting for someone else to fix it.

Features

  • Real-time GPS proof-of-delivery with tamper-evident photo capture and geofenced signature collection
  • DEA 222 electronic form tracking with automatic reconciliation across 47 distinct controlled substance workflow states
  • Temperature excursion alerting with carrier-level chain-of-custody invalidation on breach
  • Native DEA suspicious order monitoring and automated ARCOS-compliant reporting hooks
  • HIPAA-hardened audit logs that hold up in federal court. Every field. Every timestamp.

Supported Integrations

PioneerRx, QS/1, Liberty Software, BestRx, RxSafe, McKesson CoverMyMeds, DEA CSOS Gateway, FedEx SameDay, OnFleet, DispatchTrack, VaultBase Compliance Cloud, NarcTrail API

Architecture

NightDose runs on a hardened microservices stack deployed across redundant availability zones with zero single points of failure anywhere near a controlled substance record. Each delivery event is written synchronously to MongoDB for its flexible document model across variable DEA form schemas, with Redis handling all long-term audit log persistence where data integrity is non-negotiable. The courier mobile clients are React Native with an offline-first SQLite layer that syncs the moment a driver hits cell coverage — because dead zones don't suspend DEA obligations. Every service boundary is encrypted in transit and at rest, mTLS end to end, and I personally reviewed every line of the auth layer.

Status

🟢 Production. Actively maintained.

License

Proprietary. All rights reserved.

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