E-visual aid app vs CLM / SFA software
CLM and SFA platforms track doctors and charge per seat. An e-visual aid app is the offline branded presentation your rep shows. Here is the honest difference — and why many teams use both.
Two different tools, often confused
One tracks doctors. The other presents to them.
CLM and SFA platforms — the well-known pharma software suites — are built to track doctor interactions, manage user seats and feed analytics back to head office. They are powerful and they are a monthly subscription.
An e-visual aid app is the presentation your rep actually shows: your designed brand pages, in a real offline Android app with side indexing and division-wise setup. RX Design Hub builds that — the content and the app — not the tracking layer.
Side by side
Different jobs — pick by what you actually need.
CLM / SFA software
- Records which slides a doctor saw
- Per-user seats and logins, usually monthly
- Integrates with CRM and reporting
- You still need the visual aid content designed
E-visual aid app (RX)
- A designed, offline brand presentation
- Quote-based — no monthly per-seat fee, no login
- Side brand index and division-wise setup
- We design the pages and set up the Android app
Not either/or — many teams run a CLM/SFA for reporting and use our app content for the actual detailing.
The cost model is different too
Subscription vs a one-time build.
A CLM/SFA platform is priced per user, per month — it keeps costing as your field team grows. Our e-visual aid app is a design-and-setup service quoted once around your pages and divisions, with later content changes quoted when you need them. See how our quoting works.
Questions, answered
Is an e-visual aid app a CLM platform?
Can I use your app with my existing CRM or SFA?
Do you charge per user per month?
Which do I need?
Request a free sample app
Send your total pages and divisions to start the conversation. Call or email if you prefer.
The complete custom app and later updates are quoted separately.
More on the e-visual aid app
How it works, how it compares, and how to request a sample.