To help your pharmacy maximise performance and efficiency, we’ve reviewed and updated our System Requirements for 2025. These updates reflect the growing technological demands of modern pharmacy operations and are designed to ensure that RxWeb continues to deliver industry-leading speed, reliability, and performance.
What’s New?
One key area we’d like to highlight is printer connectivity. To reduce disruptions and support issues, RxWeb no longer supports local printer sharing. All shared printers must now be network-enabled and connected to your router, either via Ethernet or wireless.
This change is based on consistent feedback from both customers and our support team, and it ensures a more stable and seamless experience across your pharmacy operations.
✅ Key Requirements at a Glance
PCs:
- Minimum: Intel i5 / 8GB RAM
- Recommended: Intel i7 / 16GB RAM
Operating System:
- Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11
Browser:
- Google Chrome
Internet:
- Minimum 10 Mbps download / 2 Mbps upload
- Fibre connection recommended
Printers:
- Only network-enabled printers are supported for sharing
Scanners:
- 1D and 2D barcode scanners from Zebra and Symbol
📄 See Full Requirements Here
If you have any questions or would like assistance reviewing your setup, our experienced support team is ready to help.
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