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Pharma Field Force App for Pakistan, Built for Medical Reps

RxRep gives medical representatives (MRs) one app for the working day: doctor and pharmacy visits with GPS and photo, planned calls, samples, attendance and expense claims. Reps send their daily call report (DCR) from the phone, and managers read it once it is sent. It runs on Android and iPhone, and on Android it keeps working without signal.

Updated November 2026 6 min read 7 days free, no card needed

What medical reps do in the app

A medical representative's day is a list of doctors, clinics and chemists. In the RxRep app the rep opens today's plan, visits each place and logs the call on the spot: who was seen, what was discussed, which samples were given. Together these make up the rep's daily call report, completed during the day rather than written up in the evening. The phone adds the GPS location, and a photo if your company asks for one. Managers follow the same visits from the web with doctor visit tracking.

The same app handles attendance, expense claims and daily activities, so reps do not need a second tool or a WhatsApp message at the end of the day. Managers see the work on the web or in their own app.

The Android app is on Google Play and there is an iPhone app on the App Store. Reps sign in with the account your company sets up.

What makes a field app work for reps in Pakistan

Pharma field force apps for Pakistan have to cope with weak signal, Urdu doctor names and the phones reps already own.

  • It has to keep working in clinics and towns where the signal drops
  • A call must take seconds to log, or reps will not do it
  • It has to run on the phones reps already own
  • Doctor and clinic names must save in Urdu as well as English
  • Managers need to trust what reps report

Pharma field force app provider in Lahore

RxRep is built by Consecutive Bytes, a software company in Lahore. Reps in Lahore and the cities around it install the app from Google Play or the App Store and sign in with the account their company sets up. Managers give each rep a territory, follow every route and visit count, and see GPS and photo proof on each call.

In Lahore the app works as a medical representative tracking app and a pharma sales tracking app: managers see each visit, route and call once the rep's phone has sent it. Book a demo to see the app with your own team's data.

In the app

Today's plan

The visits planned for the day, in order, with the doctors and pharmacies each rep is assigned. Reps use it as an MR visit tracking app in Pakistan.

GPS and photo on every call

The visit records where it happened, and can require a photo, so the app works as a medical representative tracking app in Pakistan. See GPS visit verification.

Works without signal on Android

Calls, attendance and claims are saved on the phone and sent when it reconnects, so it works as an offline MR app in clinics and towns where signal drops. See offline reporting.

Samples on the call

Record the samples given at each visit against the stock issued to the rep.

Expense claims

Reps submit claims from the phone for the manager to approve.

Attendance

Mark the start of the working day from the field.

Targets

Managers set monthly targets by product and area, and achievement updates as sales are entered.

Announcements

Managers send notices to the whole team or to part of it.

The app compared with the old way

Paper DCR and WhatsApp

  • Reps write up the day in the evening
  • Manager reads and trusts the report
  • No signal means no report
  • Sample handouts written in a notebook
  • Expense claims on paper at month end

RxRep app

  • Each call logged at the clinic
  • Manager sees GPS and photo on the visit
  • Saved on the phone, sent later (Android)
  • Recorded on the call against issued stock
  • Submitted from the phone

Getting a team on the app

  1. Start the free trialSign up on the website. The trial lasts 7 days, includes every module and allows 3 users.
  2. Load your dataAdd your products, areas, doctors and pharmacies, or send us your lists and we load them for you.
  3. Add your reps and managersSet who reports to whom, then assign each rep their doctors, pharmacies and products.
  4. Reps install the appThey download it from Google Play or the App Store and sign in with the account you made.

Plans start at Rs 700 per user per month, in Pakistani rupees, with a 5-user minimum. See the full pharma field force system for Pakistan page for all three plans.

Benefits

Quick to log a call
Reliable in weak-signal areas
Visits managers can trust
Runs on Android and iPhone
Rs 700 to Rs 1,500 per user per month
Support from the team that builds it

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The Android app is on Google Play and the iPhone app is on the App Store. Managers can also use any web browser.

On Android, calls, attendance and expense claims can be saved with no signal and are sent automatically when the phone reconnects, with their original time.

Yes. The app records the GPS location at the moment of the call, and can ask for a photo as proof.

Yes. Names and addresses in Urdu, Arabic or English are saved and shown as typed.

You pay per user per month for the plan: Rs 700, Rs 1,100 or Rs 1,500, with a 5-user minimum. The first 7 days are a free trial with every module.

Yes. The trial allows 3 users, which is enough for a manager and a couple of reps to test a normal week.

Yes. RxRep works as a daily call report app for Pakistan: reps log each doctor and pharmacy call on the phone with GPS and an optional photo, and managers read the reports once they are sent.

RxRep is built by Consecutive Bytes, a software company in Lahore. You can reach the team at support@rxrep.net or on +92 310 4046534.

Yes. Your company sets up its own cities and territories, so reps in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and smaller towns all use the same app. Managers in Karachi and Islamabad follow the same MR visit tracking from the web.

Ready to put a field force app to work?

From Rs 700 per user per month. Start with a 7-day free trial, or let us show you around first.