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Email

Email carries the depth.

Medical newsletters, product campaigns and triggered sends built for healthcare professionals, with tracked CTAs into your own portal. Email is where the depth goes — the channel where a physician will read four hundred words about a trial.

The email console: a campaign list with open and click rates per send, a performance trend, the same messages as an HCP sees them on tablet and phone, and the campaign editor with audience, schedule and tracking

Positioning

Email is not the weak channel, it is the deep one

WhatsApp is unmatched for the moment that cannot wait, but no physician reads a trial summary in a chat thread. The two channels are not competing for the same slot.

Email carries
  • Depth — the full medical content
  • Rhythm — a predictable monthly presence
  • Archive — searchable, forwardable, referable
  • Formal register — appropriate for scientific content
WhatsApp carries
  • Urgency — the moment before the session
  • Interruption — the alert that cannot wait
  • Immediacy — read within minutes
  • Personal register — appropriate for a reminder
A tablet and phone showing the same long medical newsletter open and scrolled, with a card reading the estimated read time

What we build

Emailers built for physicians, not consumers

A consumer template does not survive contact with dense data, reference lists and mandatory safety information.

Segmented medical newsletters

Newsletters cut by specialty and therapeutic area, so a cardiologist and an endocrinologist receive different editions of the same programme.

Full product campaigns

Multi-touch campaigns carrying your approved material, each touch linked to a specific tab on the product page.

Webinar invitation sequences

Announce, remind, last call and follow-up, built once as a sequence rather than assembled by hand each time.

Behavioural triggers

Emails that fire on what the HCP did rather than on a calendar date.

QR to portal

Printed material and congress stands carry codes that land on the portal and register as attributed traffic.

Two tablets side by side showing the same newsletter template as a cardiology edition and an endocrinology edition, with the two audience segments and their recipient counts between them

Triggered email

Emails that fire on behaviour, not on a date

A scheduled newsletter reaches everyone on the same day regardless of what they did last week. A triggered email reaches one HCP because of something they just did.

Registers for a webinar

Confirmation, calendar file and the product page for that molecule go out immediately.

RecordedRegistration and source campaign.
Attends the session

Recording, certificate and the related on-demand lecture follow.

RecordedAttendance and time watched.
Registers but does not attend

The recording goes out with a lighter re-invitation to the next session.

RecordedNo-show against the profile.
Downloads a reprint

The related trial data and an invitation to the session covering it follow.

RecordedDownload and topic affinity.
Opens the dosing tab three times

The dosing resources pack goes out with an offer of rep contact.

RecordedRepeat tab views and offer made.
Quiet for 90 days

A reactivation sequence runs and the profile is flagged for WhatsApp instead.

RecordedInactivity window and channel switch.
The journey builder: a starting trigger branching into two paths of timed steps, with a card showing how the branch splits

Campaign management

The programme, managed end to end

Campaign management is where most email programmes quietly fail. Lists drift, sends collide, and nobody can say which touch produced which result.

Consent and list hygiene

De-duplication, bounce handling and suppression lists, synchronised with the portal preference centre so an opt-out anywhere applies everywhere.

Send coordination

No HCP receives an email and a WhatsApp message inside the same window, and multi-touch campaigns run as a built sequence rather than by hand.

Approval and deliverability

Content routes through medical and regulatory review before scheduling, and authentication, domain reputation and send patterns are managed against the hospital mail systems used across the Gulf.

A campaign calendar with sends laid across the weeks, each carrying an approved, in-review or scheduled status, beside an approval checklist

Reporting

Per link, per HCP, per campaign

A total tells you the send worked. A per-link count tells you which subject the audience actually came for — and that is the part the next send is built on.

Delivery and engagement

  • Delivered, bounced, and why
  • Open and click-through rate
  • Click-to-open rate, the content quality signal
  • Per-link click mapping, not just totals
  • Preference and consent changes
  • Unsubscribe rate by segment

Downstream

  • Portal sessions attributed to each email
  • Product page visits by tab, per campaign
  • Webinar registrations produced per send
  • Downloads generated
  • Engagement trend per HCP over time
  • Topic affinity built from click behaviour
  • Score contribution — an open is worth +2
The click report: every link in the send listed as its own row with its own click count, and one link lifted out beside it

How it connects

Email starts most journeys in this programme

Email is usually the first touch and rarely the last. Its job is to open the sequence and hand the HCP to a channel that can go deeper.

Interactive product pages

Campaign CTAs land on the specific tab that matches the message.

HCP portal

Newsletters drive the return visits, and the registration, preferences and consent captured there govern every send.

Webinars

The invitation sequence produces the registration.

WhatsApp

Coordinated, never duplicated: email invites, WhatsApp reminds.

Congress and print

QR codes on printed material and stands return attributed portal traffic.

The HCP profile

Every open and every click updates the engagement score and topic affinity.

One email branching into a WhatsApp thread, a product page and a webinar session, each carrying its own number

FAQ

Common questions

Where does the HCP database come from?

From the portal. Registration captures the HCP, verifies them and takes explicit consent per channel. We do not work from purchased or scraped lists, and no email goes to an address that did not opt in.

How do you handle hospital systems that block external mail?

Through authentication, domain reputation work and send-pattern management. Some institutional mail environments filter aggressively regardless of what is done upstream, which is one of the reasons a second channel matters. WhatsApp is not subject to the same filtering.

Can emails be sent in Arabic?

Yes. Templates support Arabic and English, with right-to-left layout built properly rather than mirrored as an afterthought. Language is a captured HCP preference.

Who writes the content?

We handle structure, design and build. Medical content comes from your team and goes through your approval workflow. Editorial assembly from your approved sources can be included, agreed per programme.

What is a realistic open rate for HCP email?

It varies by market, by specialty, and by whether the address is institutional or personal. We report against your own baseline rather than an industry average, because industry averages for this region are unreliable.

Does this integrate with our existing platform?

Engagement data is structured for export into a CRM or Veeva environment. Which integrations run directly rather than by export depends on your setup, and we confirm that during scoping.

The whole point

Email is one of four. The value is in joining them.

Every channel writes back to the same profile. One record per doctor, one score, one next action — whichever channel produced the signal.

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