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[0:00] Cold open — show a paper C-II binder on a clinic counter
"This is how most vet hospitals log controlled substances. In 2025."

[0:10] Cut to VetRx Ledger tablet interface
"Here's how it works with VetRx Ledger."

[0:15] Scan a vial barcode with phone camera
"Scan the vial — drug, lot, and expiry auto-fill. No typing."

[0:25] Select event type (DRAW), enter quantity
"Select DRAW. Enter quantity on the numpad — 3 taps."

[0:35] Enter DVM ID and Tech ID
"DVM ID and Tech ID. Done."

[0:40] Hit submit — success banner + chain hash
"Submit. Your record is sealed, hash-chained, and timestamped."

[0:50] Show audit trail entry
"Instantly in the audit log. Tamper-evident. Exportable."

[1:00] Show DEA-106 PDF
"Month-end: one click for a ready-to-print DEA-106 draft."

[1:10] Outro
"VetRx Ledger. When the DEA walks in, you're ready.
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[0:00] The problem
"DEA requires C-II wastes to be witnessed by a second person. Most systems just have a text field. That's not enforcement."

[0:45] The VetRx approach
"VetRx Ledger generates a cryptographic one-time witness token. It can only be used once. It expires in 10 minutes. And it requires a login from a different user account."

[1:30] Live demo
[Show witness session creation → QR code / link → secondary user scans and logs in → witness confirmation → sealed record]

[2:15] Why it matters
"If a DEA investigator asks 'how do you know this waste was actually witnessed?' — you have a cryptographic proof, not a handwritten name."

[2:45] Outro
"That's the difference between compliance and defensible compliance. grantshelf.com"

[0:00] Why CSV import
"You don't need to replace your EMR. VetRx Ledger imports your historical data via CSV — any EMR, any format."

[1:00] Cornerstone walkthrough
[Show export from Cornerstone → download CSV → drag and drop into VetRx import wizard → field mapping → review → import]

[2:30] ezyVet notes (Batch Number → Lot field mapping)
"ezyVet calls lot numbers 'Batch Number' — VetRx handles that automatically."

[3:30] AVImark and generic CSVs
"Got a different system? Map any columns to our fields in the wizard."

[4:30] Reviewing imported records
"Imported records are marked as baseline — they appear in your audit log but don't carry witness tokens."

[5:00] Outro

[0:00] The month-end pain
"Every month, practice managers manually transcribe from the paper log or EMR export to DEA Form 106. It takes hours. With VetRx Ledger, it takes seconds."

[1:00] Navigate to Reconcile
[Show period selector → vial summary table → balance variance flags]

[2:00] Download DEA-106 draft PDF
[Click download → show pre-filled PDF with drug names, quantities, discrepancy notes]

[3:00] What to review
"The PDF is a draft — you review, sign, and file. We just pre-fill everything that's already in your ledger."

[3:45] Outro

[0:00] Sign up and org setup
[Show signup → org name → invite first user]

[3:00] Add your first vial
[Show vial form → drug name / lot / expiry → save]

[6:00] Log your first event
[Show DRAW entry from scratch → success banner]

[9:00] Run verification
[Show chain verify → all clear]

[12:00] Download your first audit export
[Show CSV + JSON export → explain chain-of-custody fields]

[14:00] You're ready
"Your first audit-grade entry is sealed and verified. That's VetRx Ledger."