Monitor the claim in context
Check partner pages for unapproved guarantees, unsupported comparisons, omitted qualifications and wording that differs from your approved claims.
TREATO MARKETING COMPLIANCE
Catch risky claims.
Keep the evidence.
Compare external marketing with your approved claims, qualifications and campaign terms. Give pharma and healthcare reviewers a page-specific potential issue to assess, with the context attached.
Talk about marketing compliance ↗ CLAIM COMPARISONDemo data
The difference, in context.
PUBLISHED WORDING
“Guaranteed treatment approval, without the wait.”
APPROVED REFERENCE
“Treatment is subject to clinical assessment.”
Route the wording to your designated reviewer.
YOUR POLICIES. THEIR PUBLISHED CONTENT.
Evidence your team
can act on.
Keep campaigns current
Find outdated prices, expired promotions, missing eligibility conditions and links to the wrong landing page. Compare published details with the current information you provide.
Make review accountable
Give reviewers the captured content, location, check time and matched policy. Assign corrections, record decisions and verify the requested changes.
WHAT YOU BUY
A defined input.
A useful output.
Turn departures from approved messaging into reviewable exceptions.
The pages in scope, approved claims and qualifications, current offers, the relevant reference versions, and your market-specific review rules.
A finding with the source, observed wording, check time/context, reference or rule to review, and relevant capture. Review and recheck history is retained within the agreed workflow.
Your designated reviewer confirms whether action is needed. Your partner manager requests the correction; a recheck records whether the requested wording changed.
FocusWhat we examineWhat you receive
Claim drift
Compare published wording with the approved reference supplied by your team.
The wording that needs review and the reference used.
Missing qualification
Check configured eligibility, limitation, disclosure or offer requirements.
A potential omission with the surrounding content, not an automatic legal verdict.
Outdated information
Compare visible offers and descriptions with the current campaign information you supply.
Affected URL and the outdated statement or term.
Requested correction
Revisit the relevant page after an update is requested.
A new observation and the status of that specific correction, not certification of the entire page.
How to evaluate the service
Inspect a finding Evaluate review turnaround, open correction age, repeat issues and unresolved coverage gaps. Agree definitions first; no improvement figure is promised.
PUBLISHED WORDING
“Guaranteed treatment approval.”
CUSTOMER POLICY
Demo dataDo not promise treatment approval before the required clinical assessment. A reviewer decides whether a correction is required.
Does Treato certify compliance?
No. Treato identifies potential issues against agreed policies and checks. Legal interpretation, clinical judgement and final decisions remain with your team.
Can rules differ by market?
Yes. Scope checks around the services, audiences and markets you select. Your approved policies and local review requirements determine what is monitored and how findings are handled.
FOUR DECISIONS BEFORE A SCAN
Product. Audience.
Market. Relationship.
Prescription or non-prescription?
Identify the actual classification. Do not apply one promotional rule set to every medicine or health product.
Public or professional?
Define the intended audience and observable access context. An open page and authorised professional content need different review scopes.
Which market?
Agree the relevant market policy with your reviewers. A US campaign and UK public-facing promotion must not be treated as interchangeable.
Which relationship?
Separate commissioned promotion, contracted partner activity and independent editorial mentions. An observed link does not establish commercial responsibility.
Medical/legal/regulatory review remains with your team.
Your team approves the reference material and makes the final judgement. If content raises a safety concern or product complaint, follow your established safety process; do not rely on marketing monitoring as the intake or reporting system.
BEFORE YOU COMMIT
Build your evaluation brief →What would a useful first scope look like?
Pick the question, the sources and the measures your team will use to judge the result.
CONFIDENCE BEYOND YOUR OWN WEBSITE
See what your partners
are really publishing.
Tell us about your partner network. We’ll help you scope the right monitoring coverage.
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