Introduction: In October 2023, the Centre for Effective Practice (CEP) launched a new web-based tool: Social Prescribing: A Resource for Health Professionals. The social prescribing model in primary care aims to address the social determinants of health that can impact an individual’s well-being. Description: While undertaking the scoping work, the content development team discovered that there was limited evidence on the impact and processes of social prescribing in primary care practices across Canada. Instead of relying on evidence, which is typically how CEP tools are developed, the team had to pivot and develop partnerships with leaders in the social prescribing community in Ontario and across Canada, as well as with lived experience experts. Outcomes: As of January 2024, there have been over 2,800 downloads of the tool. The CEP team presented the tool at a social prescribing conference in October 2023, and is planning future tools in partnership with external stakeholders including the Alliance for Healthier Communities, the Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing, and others. Discussion: CEP’s tool is the first of its kind to deliver practical social prescribing tips for primary care clinicians. The tool is applicable in a wide variety of primary care settings across Ontario and can easily be adapted to fit the specific needs of clinicians in all types of practices. While working on the tool, the CEP team benefited greatly from partnerships with key stakeholders in the social prescribing community, paving the way for even more opportunities to create other digital tools in the future.