Leading pharma companies adopt Cirrius PharmaCRM Platform on Microsoft Azure

Cirrius PharmaCRM Digital Platform on Microsoft Azure has been adopted by the leading pharmaceutical companies such as Cipla, Ranbaxy and Biocon for enabling multi-channel digitization of medical engagements. The platform rides on three components, the base CRM platform, Closed Loop Marketing and the Phyzii engagement platform that fuels effective interactions between pharmaceutical companies and their network of medical reps, physicians, patients and the supply chain.
The Cirrius PharmaCRM that digitally enables the pharma and life sciences companies runs on Azure in the Microsoft cloud and is available on Windows, iOS and Android mobile platforms. More than 50% of the large pharma and life sciences enterprises have created their digital lounges to engage, transact and service over 1,00,000 users consisting of medical reps, physicians and other elements of their ecosystem on the Cirrius Platform across 20 countries. Cirrius now features in the Gartner 2015 CRM Vendor List.

“At Cirrius, we are digital transformation enablers to pharma companies to help them improve their engagements with their reps, physicians and patients by using our PharmaCRM platform and creative digital content creation. The platform-agnostic and open capabilities of Azure allow us to focus on strengthening the content and quality of stakeholder engagement while rendering across devices and platforms is facilitated by Azure. The analytics capabilities in Azure further help us derive meaningful insights,” said Kapil Kuwelker, Founder & CEO, Cirrius Technologies.

Subscribers of the Cirrius PharmaCRM Digital Platform see a digital transformation in their engagements. Medical reps are now more productive and effective. Coverage of physicians goes up to more than 90%. In clinics effectiveness is significantly higher with rich interactive content being detailed to the physician. Physician engagements are at an all-time high with 60% physicians engaging on Phyzii. And, finally, the decision-making capability based on analytics coming from various products on the platform leads to quick and informed decisions...  See more

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