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B2B medical equipment

The device is approved. The sale is not.

You sell into value analysis committees, procurement and clinical champions, often through distributors. Clearance gets you into the market. Marketing that reaches the committee is what gets you onto the approved list.

Buyer Clinical champions, value analysis committees, procurement
Cycle Months to years, with trials
Channels today Distributors, reps, GPO contracts
01
Who buys and how

A clinician wants it. A committee decides.

A clinical champion usually starts your process. A value analysis committee weighs cost, evidence and fit with existing contracts. Procurement negotiates. Distributors and GPOs shape what is easy to buy. from RELLO: POV from client work
Where demand comes from today
Step in the sale
Where it leaks

01

Rep or distributor

Access runs through relationships.

02

Clinical champion

One advocate inside the system.

03

Evidence review

Studies, outcomes, and cost.

04

Value analysis

Committees meet on their schedule.

05

Contract and rollout

Then utilization matters.

02
What we’d look at first

What the committee sees.

01

Evidence packaging

Whether clinical and economic evidence is easy to find and share.

02

Champion support

What your champion brings to the committee meeting.

03

Distributor reliance

How much of your pipeline depends on partners you don’t control.

03
What we build

Evidence the committee can act on.

01 Clinical and economic content
Outcomes and cost evidence, packaged for review.
02 Value analysis toolkits
What a committee needs to approve.
03 Account-based programs
Named systems and IDNs.
04 Distributor enablement
Materials partners actually use.
05 Pipeline operations
Opportunities tracked through trial and approval.

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Tell us about your market.

Bring what you know about how your buyers buy. We’ll bring what we’ve seen work in markets like yours, and what we’d look at first.

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