Impact Network

Clearly the app is authored by a team that knows the therapeutic areas and is fast and efficient way to submit data to earn honoraria. Would recommend!

Worth the time. Easy to use.

Doctors need to know this program is not worth your time. Your patient and rep visit data is more valuable then you know. This company will use and abuse you to get as much data out of you. They are getting your data at pennies on the dollar NOT WORTH YOUR TIME! NOT WORTH HOUR TIME! NOT WORRH YOUR TIME!

Therapeutically accurate mobile survey app I can take quickly on my iPhone.

The reps are really a pleasure to deal with- they are not annoying or invasive. The app works well, and is straightforward. The only thing lacking is a more modern GUI, which I heard rumors, is coming soon. Can’t wait!

Update is not letting me do it. Keeps going back there same screen and will not let me put in info. Wasted 15 minutes.

Everything is straightforward and intuitive thereby making reporting data easier than ever before. I don’t understand the unfounded complaints about the app. If you are not satisfied then why continue to participate? I give this app 5 stars just because for the purposes for which the app was developed it definitely delivers. It is quick and painless to use, and the customer service from this company truly rocks from my own experience.

Impact network app is very user friendly and allows us to document difficulties encountered in treating some patients with appropriate medications because of high copay said or non formulary status of branded medications for which there is no generic alternative available.

Meh...

The idea behind this app is good. Complete surveys about drug reps and prescriptions. The problem is that entering the data is far more complicated than what it should be. For example multiple of the questions won't save you answer unless you click done. The app asks you about dosing for meds that only have one dose. The ratings for the drug rep are a long amount of questions. If the company bothered to look at their data they would see that lots of these answers are highly correlated and they would do just fine with only a couple of questions. Also the prescription dates defaults to today's date this adds extra time when trying to enter data from previous dates. Getting to use the ipad is nice but they won't upgrade it as new models come out. They don't give you prorated honorariums so if you don't meet their quota you won't get paid and if you enter more than the minimum you won't get paid extra. Since the app only keeps a few days history in it you can't easily track how many data points you entered in a month.