Prescription volume
Monthly prescription count is one of the cleanest ways to compare whether a local market is producing real pharmacy demand.
Rx sales or margin
Prescription sales, gross margin, profit summary, or an accountant summary helps calibrate magnitude, not just direction.
Store age and context
Opening date, relocation status, banner type, pharmacy type, and front-shop inclusion make the comparison more useful.
Best uploads
The strongest files show the store, the time period, and enough operating detail to compare real performance against the screened area.
- Monthly script count report
- Rx sales or gross margin summary
- P&L or accountant summary
- PMS export or management dashboard
- Redacted acquisition package with pharmacy-level totals
Optional context that helps
The numbers are more useful when paired with plain business context.
- Approximate opening date or years operating
- Independent, banner, chain, specialty, compounding, medical-building, grocery, or plaza context
- Whether front-shop revenue is included or excluded
- Known relocation, sale, closure, or ownership change history
Do not upload patient-identifying information
Store-level totals are enough. Remove names, health card numbers, prescriber identifiers where not needed, patient-level exports, and anything that identifies an individual patient.
Have an Ontario location to screen?
Use the paid Candidate Address Screen for active lease/acquisition decisions, or request validation access if you can contribute useful redacted operating proof.