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cQuenced turns a regulated brand’s entire video ecosystem into something its teams can search, question, produce from, measure, and keep current.
Brand teams spend millions creating, reviewing, and approving video content. Most of it gets deployed once. The medium with the highest production cost has the lowest activation rate in the stack.
80%
of approved brand content is rarely or never used in the field.
Source
Veeva Systems. (2025). Veeva Pulse Field Trends Report, 1Q25.
Veeva Pulse aggregates anonymized activity data from pharmaceutical field teams using Veeva CRM, measuring how approved content actually performs in the field, not just what gets created.
We run the software. You approve the work.
cQuenced runs paid engagements today with pharma manufacturers and holding-company agencies.
Your library is indexed once; every request starts from that index and comes back as finished, reviewed work. Your medical, legal, and regulatory review stays where it is, and your library stays where it lives.
Your video library is your most valuable unmanaged asset. cQuenced makes it your highest-performing one.
What happens to your library
Six stations, in the order the work runs: an assessment of what is actually in the footage you already paid for, a read of every claim your market is making, production of the cuts worth making, versions for each audience in the plan, a single pass when the label changes, and one report a month that says what worked.
- 1Library AssessmentFind out what is actually in the library you already paid for.How it works
- 2Competitive ReadSee every claim your market is making, and where the category goes quiet.How it works
- 3Derivative ProductionTurn one approved film into a channel plan worth of finished video.How it works
- 4Audience CutsReach every audience in the plan without restarting review for each one.How it works
- 5Label UpdateChange one line across the library we hold, in one pass.How it works
- 6Monthly Performance ReportIn delivery todayRead one document a month and know what worked.How it works
How teams start
Pharma brand and medical affairs teams
You have approved video you already paid for and no map of it. We turn it into a ranked queue of finished cuts, and when the label changes we update every asset in the library we hold that carries the old line.
Start with the libraryAgencies and communications firms
Your client bought one film. We turn it into the channel plan, under your direction, so your people stay on strategy instead of on versioning.
How agencies use thisEvery compliance figure we publish can be re-counted
The compliance work runs against published FDA enforcement letters. They are public, the method is written down, and the count moves when FDA publishes.
48
FDA OPDP untitled letters in the corpus
30
Brands in the calibration set
14
Enforcement patterns indexed
Letters issued between September 2025 and August 2026. Corpus as of 2026-08-31.
The corpus covers letters published in a single enforcement year, and one publication date can carry many letters.
These are patterns observed in publicly available promotional video, not a determination that any company has violated any regulation, and FDA has not reviewed them.
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Thirty minutes. We will tell you what is in your library and what we would make from it.
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