Prolifiq's sales communication software for Life Sciences companies

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Today at the annual RAPS (Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society) conference in booth #607, Prolifiq announced software that allows Life Sciences companies to comply with an increasingly complex web of regulations governing sales communication. Prolifiq for Life Sciences--designed for medical device, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies--is used to organize, send and track approved digital content to health care practitioners. Mobile sales representatives can customize and disseminate approved sales materials to prospective customers. An embedded rules engine monitors the communication and helps users engage in Good Promotional Practices (GPP).

Constantly evolving guidelines, regulations and laws from multiple governmental bodies make it increasingly difficult for life sciences companies to provide scientific, promotional and educational materials to health care practitioners. Since practitioners often view companies as a valuable source of information, there is strong market demand for a product that facilitates communication that complies with such standards as the FDA's Good Reprint Guidance.

How Prolifiq for Life Sciences Works

Prolifiq for Life Sciences enables mobile sales representatives to easily send approved, compliant information electronically. Imagine a medical device sales representative and a physician walking through a hospital hallway, or at the scrub sink, and the physician needs product materials immediately. Using a mobile device (including Blackberry, iPhone or Windows Mobile) the representative instantly accesses and distributes information--promotional collateral, brochures, videos, podcasts and links--right then and there. The physician receives the information instantly in his/her email inbox. By responding immediately to provider requests, the sales representative can be responsive and remain compliant. To see how Prolifiq for Life Sciences works, please visit www.Prolifiq.net/lifesciences.

"We are marrying compliance and sales, helping companies integrate compliance directly into their marketing, sales and promotional efforts while creating new efficiencies," says Jeff Gaus, CEO of Prolifiq. "We take the headache out of marketing, sales and compliance, enabling life sciences companies to focus on what they do best: developing the best products and technologies to improve life."

Good Promotional Practices Are Good for Life Sciences

Good Promotional Practices (GPP) is a term Prolifiq uses to refer to the composite set of policies and Standard Operating Procedures that ensure life sciences companies comply with applicable laws, regulations, codes of ethics and accepted industry standards related to promotional efforts.

"When Life Sciences companies can exert systematic rules-based control over their communications with providers, they have taken a significant step toward demonstrating a commitment to compliant promotional practices," said Steven Skwara, a member of the national law firm Epstein Becker Green in the Health Care and Life Sciences and Litigation Practices. "In light of the astronomical expenses that investigations or audits can generate, a life sciences company's investment in a system allowing it to comprehensively control and monitor the dissemination of scientific and promotional materials, represents a good risk management practice and helps form a first line of defense."

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