Electronic prescriptions · ANVISA deadline 30 Sep 2026

Digital veterinary prescriptions,
in plain language.

SNCR, RDC 1.000/2025, blue, yellow, MAPA number, gov.br… Every term explained in one sentence, and the path to your first digitally signed prescription — legally valid, with a verification QR.

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AllEars Vet — Prescription

Dr. Sarah Miller · DVM · Lic. #12345

PatientThor · Canine · 32kg
1

Oclacitinib 16mg

0.4 mg/kg · BID · 14 days

AI
2

Chlorhexidine 3%

Bath 2x/week · 4 weeks

AI
PDF ready

The terms, one by one

One sentence for every acronym in your routine.

SNCR

ANVISA's National Prescription Control System. It generates the single nationwide numbering for controlled prescription forms; the prescriber signs in with gov.br and the pharmacy records the dispensation.

RDC 1.000/2025

In force since 13 Feb 2026: controlled prescription forms may be electronic, provided they are signed with ICP-Brasil and numbered by the SNCR. New printed models mandatory since 18 May 2026.

RDC 1.028/2026

Published on 1 Jun 2026, it extended only the electronic SNCR deadline: from 1 June to 30 September 2026. Nothing else in RDC 1.000 changed.

Blue and yellow forms

Prescription Notification B (blue, psychotropics such as phenobarbital and diazepam) and A (yellow, narcotics such as morphine). Numbered pads from the health surveillance authority; with ANVISA's SNCR they go electronic — the app is already integrated.

Special control (white)

Two-copy prescription for lists C1 and C5 (gabapentin, fluoxetine, trazodone). Valid for 30 days. AllEars.Vet already issues it with the ICP-Brasil signature.

MAPA number (SIPEAGRO)

Your veterinarian registration with the Ministry of Agriculture. It is part of the controlled compounded prescription number (MAPA Ordinance 837/2025): MAPA number / sequence / year.

gov.br vs ICP-Brasil

gov.br is an advanced signature: valid only for non-controlled prescriptions. ICP-Brasil is qualified: mandatory for controlled ones (CFMV Res. 1.465/2022). The app signs with ICP-Brasil.

A1 certificate (e-CPF)

.pfx/.p12 file issued by a Certificate Authority accredited by ITI. You upload it once to the app and, from then on, sign with the password alone.

What you need, how to get it, how to use it in the app

Six steps. Most take minutes.

  1. CRMV and clinic

    Register your CRMV, title and clinic details. They become the header and letterhead of every prescription.

  2. A1 certificate (e-CPF)

    Buy it from a Certificate Authority accredited by ITI, validate your identity by video and download the file. Upload it to the app once.

  3. MAPA number, if compounded

    Do you prescribe controlled compounded formulas? Enter your MAPA number in your profile; the app builds the MAPA number / sequence / year numbering.

  4. Patient and guardian data

    Patient weight, guardian's CPF and address. Controlled types require them; the app asks on the spot when missing.

  5. Create, pick the type and sign

    New prescription → patient → type (simple, compounded, special control). The AI drafts it from the consultation; you review and tap Sign.

  6. Send and let the pharmacy verify

    Signed PDF straight to the guardian's WhatsApp or e-mail. The QR opens the public verification and the pharmacy records the dispensation.

See how it looks on your screen

Real AllEars.Vet captures — the prescription being written on a computer and the moment of signing on a phone.

AllEars.Vet in a browser with a special-control prescription being edited: clinic letterhead, patient and guardian details and the prescription body.
The prescription on a computer, already in the special-control template.
AllEars.Vet on an iPhone with the signing modal open, showing the choice between the ICP-Brasil digital signature and the handwritten one, and the certificate password field.
On a phone, the moment of signing: the app only offers the method that prescription type accepts.

Which signature is valid for which prescription

PrescriptionWhat the rules requireIn AllEars.Vet
SimpleAdvanced (gov.br) or qualified (ICP-Brasil)ICP-Brasil A1 or scanned handwritten
Special control (white, 2 copies)Qualified ICP-BrasilICP-Brasil A1 (Pro plan)
Controlled compounded (3 copies)Qualified ICP-BrasilICP-Brasil A1 (Pro plan), with MAPA number
Notification A (yellow) and B (blue)Qualified ICP-Brasil + SNCR numberingApp already integrated with the SNCR; electronic as soon as ANVISA releases it. Until then, the Vigilância pad

And this is how the prescription reaches whoever has to check it:

A signed special-control prescription in AllEars.Vet, with its number, the digital signature stamp and the verification QR code.
A signed prescription: the per-type number, the qualified signature stamp and the QR in the footer.
Public verification page for the prescription: who signed, CRMV, patient, guardian, prescription type and the button to download the signed PDF.
What the pharmacy sees after scanning the QR, with the original PDF to download.

What the app already does — and what still depends on ANVISA

Works today

  • Simple, controlled compounded (3 copies) and special-control (2 copies) prescriptions with ICP-Brasil A1
  • Automatic sequential numbering per type
  • QR and public verification code
  • Sending via WhatsApp and e-mail, no printing
  • Pharmacy dispensation, annulment and new versions

Gradual rollout

Official SNCR numbering for special-control prescriptions, account by account, as ANVISA opens the production environment.

Waiting on ANVISA

Prescription Notifications A (yellow) and B (blue): the app is already integrated with the SNCR and will issue them electronically as soon as ANVISA opens the system. Until then, the Vigilância pad remains valid.

The two ends you do not see before signing:

Verification page with the form where the pharmacy records the dispensation.
On the same page, the pharmacy records the dispensation — that is what prevents reuse.
AllEars.Vet on an iPhone with the message ready to send the signed prescription to the guardian over WhatsApp.
The signed PDF goes out ready over WhatsApp, with no printing.

And this is what the guardian gets

The signed PDF goes out over WhatsApp and stays in the guardian portal, next to the vaccination record and the pet's history.

Guardian portal on an iPhone showing the pet Thor and the signed prescription in the timeline.
The guardian opens it on their phone and finds the prescription next to the pet's history.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I have to migrate to electronic prescriptions by 30 Sep 2026?
No. The date is ANVISA's deadline to release the electronic SNCR (RDC 1.028/2026). Printed pads remain valid, in the new model mandatory since 18 May 2026.
Can I sign the prescription with my gov.br account?
For simple prescriptions, the gov.br advanced signature is accepted by CFMV Resolution 1.465/2022. For controlled ones, only the qualified ICP-Brasil signature. AllEars.Vet signs with an ICP-Brasil A1 certificate, which covers both, and with a scanned handwritten signature for simple prescriptions.
Does AllEars.Vet issue blue and yellow forms?
Yes, as soon as ANVISA opens the SNCR to platforms: the app is already integrated, and Prescription Notifications A and B will be issued electronically through it. Until then, use the Vigilância Sanitária pad. Today the app already issues signed simple, controlled compounded and special-control prescriptions.
What is the SNCR and when does it reach the app?
It is ANVISA's system that numbers controlled prescription forms. The integration is already built in AllEars.Vet and will be enabled account by account as ANVISA opens the production environment.
Will the pharmacy accept a digitally signed prescription?
The prescription carries a QR and a code that open the public verification page with the original PDF, and the pharmacy records the dispensation there. If the establishment asks for a printed copy, the signed PDF can be printed.
Do I need the Pro plan?
The ICP-Brasil signature is a Pro plan feature (7 days free). The scanned handwritten signature, for simple prescriptions, works on every plan, including Free.
3prescription types signed in the app
1 tapto sign, once the certificate is set up
0printouts, stamps or crooked photos

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AllEars Vet — Prescription

Dr. Sarah Miller · DVM · Lic. #12345

PatientThor · Canine · 32kg
1

Oclacitinib 16mg

0.4 mg/kg · BID · 14 days

AI
2

Chlorhexidine 3%

Bath 2x/week · 4 weeks

AI
PDF ready

Informational content, updated on 11 Sep 2026. The rules are in transition: confirm the current text with ANVISA, MAPA and your CRMV.