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Introducing PMChek Market Watch

Introducing PMChek Market Watch

Posted by PMChek Staff on May 27, 2023 with update July 19, 2024
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At PMChek we are super excited to introduce our new Market Watch! With Market Watch, analysts can easily monitor pharmaceutical manufacturing and when new generics come online or when the price of an existing drug changes. It's driven big data, complete with current, accurate pricing - something that only PMChek can offer.

Let's take a look at this new tool.

Your Market Watch begins by setting up a "Watch".  In the Drug Selection section, select a current NDC or Name of a drug. You can then select the Form from the options displayed as well as the Strength.  

In the Price Change Matching section first select the type of Change Source you want to be notified for.  Add the Change Percent and the Change Direction for this item.  Then you can choose the Notification Options including whether it is Active, Start and End Dates, and Alert Options for new Generic launch and Email.

Now it's time to sit back and wait for email and on-site notifications that match your watch. PMChek matching runs daily so you are always up-to-date.  


Of course, you can setup as many watches as you want within PMChek. We'll combine today's matches into functional email that let you quickly identify what changed so you're in a great position to take advantage of manufacturer change and Rx price fluctuation in the pharmaceutical market.

Give PMChek's new Market Watch a try. If you have questions or want more information on PMChek and how it can help your business please call us at 813-774-6422 Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Eastern. We look forward to talking with you!

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