Speaker Program Compliance demo
A red-flag heatmap of every speaker program — scored from the request before the event and from the sign-in sheet and invoice after it — with unannounced audits aimed at the programs most likely to fail. 1:15
What the demo shows
Speaker program compliance for pharma compliance teams: every event scored on OIG red flags.
Reads every program request, then the sign-in sheet and invoice after the event, and scores both against the OIG's eight red flags: venue, no new information, alcohol or meal cost, same-topic saturation, repeat attendees, attendees with no business reason, sales-driven speaker choice and speaker pay. The heatmap shows each program's flags before and after; a program that turns red at sign-in raises the odds on its speaker's next one, which moves to the top of the unannounced audit picks. A monitor clears, changes, audits or refers; the report writer drafts the monitoring report with every finding cited.
Transcript
- Speaker Program Compliance scores speaker programs against the OIG's red flags for pharma-compliance teams.
- These programs can hide kickbacks, yet few are watched live.
- Each row is a program.
- Each red flag is scored before and after the event.
- Last night, Dr. Neil Brandt spoke at a steakhouse.
- Before the event, it scored 48.
- This morning, the agents read the sign-in sheet, matching 15 names.
- by NPI. Attendance and repeat attendees turn red.
- Five regulars, two guests, another paid speaker.
- The score moves to 76, every flag cited to its source.
- His next dinner jumps to the top of the unannounced audit picks.
- Lena plans a live audit in one click.
- The field is never told.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform. Thank you.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.