A field report, by phone, in about 3 minutes
After the last visit, a person calls one number. PeopleG asks the company's questions and writes that day's report.
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Notes on filing the day by phone
How a field team files a report, what a manager reads, and how sample packs stay on the record.
Field reporting in India: why daily reports break, and why voice is the fix
Daily reports arrive late and half filled. A short phone call, in the rep's own language, is the simpler fix.
What a manager reads after the calls
Today shows who has filed, the visits, and the flags. The evening note follows the time the company sets.
Keeping free sample packs on the record
PeopleG writes a line for each free sample and warns above 12 packs of one drug for one doctor in a year. This is not legal advice.
Why the field team does not install an app
If a person can make a phone call, they can file the day's report. There is no app, and a weak network still carries a call.