We run the first events alongside the teams that run them.
We are opening SympoSync to a small number of agencies, medical education teams and pharma event teams, on real sessions. We plan it with you, rehearse it with you and are on the line on the day.
How it runs
- 1BeforeThirty minutes on your session: who is in the room and what your client needs to see.
- 2DuringA rehearsal with a simulated room, and a line to us on the day.
- 3AfterA short form from whoever ran the console, and thirty minutes on what to change.
A real event, properly supported.
Someone to build it with
We help plan the session, set up the client’s brand kit, bring in the deck and rehearse with you, and we are available on the day.
A say in what we build next
Your feedback goes straight into the plan. What your approval process needs, we want to know.
The security pack, early
The security overview, the data processing agreement and the sub-processor list, before the event.
Terms in writing
What the first event costs, and what follows, is agreed with each team in writing before anything is booked. Nothing on this page is an offer.
No lock-in
There is no contract beyond the usual terms. If it is not right for you, you have lost nothing.
Honest about what is missing
Our trust page says what we have not done yet. You will not find out on the day.
Nothing is booked by writing to us.
We read every message and reply with what we can offer for your session. We take on a few teams at a time, so each gets proper attention.
- Medical communications and congress agencies
- Medical education teams and societies
- Pharma and medtech event teams
About the programme.
How big can the first event be?
Tell us the room. The passes cover rooms up to 2,500 in one session; a larger room is agreed in writing before the event.
What does it cost?
That is agreed with each team in writing, for the first event and for what follows. This page makes no offer; your message makes no commitment.
Can we name you as a reference?
Only if you want to, and only in words you have agreed. It is not part of the deal.