Trauma — high case volume, consignment-heavy, and driven by availability as much as preference.
No national registry equivalent
Trauma activity is not registry-published, so the segment is built from recorded theatre activity and stock reality.
Sizing reference only — Size Match does not apply.
Price on application — quoted per company alongside the core platform.
Runs on the same segment machinery. Activity is recorded by your team rather than derived from a national registry.
The segment is switched on for your company and appears in the rep segment picker.
Your trauma portfolio — nails, plates, screws, external fixation — loads into the segment library.
Activity is captured per site by the team, with manager validation, in place of a registry base.
Preference capture is configured around sets, availability and consignment rather than single-implant choice.
Reporting shows recorded activity and coverage per site; registry-derived market share is not claimed.
With Trauma selected, every list, table and library in the app narrows to it. Nothing has to be filtered by hand, and nothing from another segment is in the way.
Territory tile shows market size, coverage and share broken down by the segments this rep works in. Quick actions are drag-to-reorder per rep.
One tap filters the whole app. Surgeon lists, hospital views, resources and the market table all narrow to Trauma.
Segment-filtered market share for the site, the surgeons who carry the volume, and what has been recorded against each of them.
Registry volume, GMC verification, recorded implant preference and visit history for Trauma.
Operative technique, sizing charts, nursing packs and publications for Trauma, cached for offline use.
Everything below is scoped to Trauma specifically, and quoted as part of the segment rather than as a platform-wide change.
Four resource types are carried per segment, cached for offline use.
Trauma is billed as a segment add-on on top of the core platform.
Add-on pricing is set per company at contract. Core platform pricing is not published.
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We will load your accountable hospitals, show the activity model behind the segment, and walk the onboarding switch by switch.
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