Part of the orchestration
Speed is text’s job - the fast nudge that closes a window the slower channels would miss. But every text is one move in a single orchestrated journey, off the same identity graph and measurement layer as everything else. Doceree fires it, hands the deeper follow-up to email, and keeps the whole sequence in sync - so a text lands as the right next move, not one more disconnected ping.
The gap
Days, not weeks. The refill window. The hour a script is written. The one un-clicked step before enrollment is done. These are windows email is too slow for and a rep can’t reach in time - and the message that closes them has to fire now, in step with the rest of the journey, or not at all.
HCP & patient text
Text does two different jobs depending on who’s on the other end - and Doceree runs both from the same orchestration, identity graph, and consent layer. The trigger, the message, and the rules change with the audience; the engine doesn’t.
Fires on a clinical or commercial signal worth a prescriber's attention.
NPI-verified · HCP opt-in · TCPA-compliant · STOP honored
Fires on a moment in the patient journey that's about to close.
Consented · patient express opt-in · TCPA + privacy · STOP honored
Why Doceree
Bulk SMS hits a whole list on a cadence. Doceree fires one text because a signal called for it - to a verified person, and measures whether it moved the step.
A text never fires solo. It's sequenced with email, point-of-care, and RepTwin - so it arrives as part of a plan, not at random.
Every text fires on a real clinical change, anywhere along the arc - not a batch to the whole list because the week was due.
Verified NPI-level match plus consented patients on one spine. No spray. No guesswork about who's on the other end.
Each text carries a next action and is tracked to the step it completed - first fill, refill, enrollment.
Beta proof point - % of triggered refill texts completed within __ hrs
Consent & compliance
Express opt-in required, STOP honored instantly, full consent records.
Nothing fires without permission; every opt-out is enforced across the journey.
Approved through legal, regulatory, and privacy review where required.
Outcomes measured without exposing patient or HCP data.