Lopic is an app where locum pharmacists and pharmacy technicians find and apply for shifts, upload their compliance documents, and see their schedule and earnings. Pharmacies pay Lopic a monthly fee per branch. Locbase does a different job: once the work is booked, it keeps the session, the invoice, the payment and your paperwork in one place on your phone.
Locbase and Lopic are separate products from separate companies. They are not linked or partnered, and nothing passes between them automatically.
Lopic shows the schedule and earnings for shifts booked through it. Locbase holds the rest as well: sessions from other sources, the invoices you send, what is still unpaid, and your mileage and expenses.
A made-up week to show the idea. How each booking is paid depends on that booking.
No. The two are separate products from separate companies and are not linked. You book on Lopic and add the session to Locbase yourself, which takes about thirty seconds.
Lopic is where the work is found and booked. Locbase is a separate app that keeps the record: every session from every source, what has been paid, your mileage and expenses, and your compliance documents with their expiry dates.
It depends on the booking. Some bookings are paid through the agency or platform, and for others you invoice the workplace yourself. Check when you accept the work. Locbase keeps the session either way, and makes the invoice when you need one.
Yes. A session is the place, the times and the rate, however it was booked. Work from agencies, platforms and direct bookings all sits on the same calendar.
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Details about Lopic were taken from lopic.io on 13 October 2026 and may have changed since. Locbase is an independent product: it has no partnership or arrangement with Lopic and is not endorsed by it.