Marketing pushes the new deck Tuesday. Wednesday half the field still opens last week's PDF. If distribution is email, the iPad never gets the current stamp. Mobile Locker: approved file on every device the day MLR signs.

Compliance asks what the rep showed last Tuesday. If the deck came from a desktop folder, the answer is a guess. Mobile Locker: session log. File, stamp, time.

Rep AirDrops the deck to the HCP's phone in the hallway. No MLR stamp. No pull-back. No record it left. Mobile Locker: approved share from the iPad. Logged.

You share the safety deck Friday. Saturday the HCP is on dosing for three minutes. Monday still opens with a generic thank-you. Mobile Locker: page-level opens after the leave-behind. Start there.

Speaker dinner. The deck on the laptop is three weeks old. If the pack came by email, nobody knows it missed the dosing update. Mobile Locker: current stamp on the iPad. Same night.

Remote detail. HCP already has last quarter's PDF open from email. If the share is not the current stamp, the call is on the wrong file. Mobile Locker: approved pack on the iPad. Share that.

Legal retired the claim Friday. Monday three reps still open that PDF. If the file lives on desktops, retirement is optional. Mobile Locker: pull it off every iPad the same day.

Two reps. Same brand. Different PI versions on their iPads. If distribution is email, the HCP sees whichever PDF arrived last. Mobile Locker: one approved library. Same stamp on every device.

Hospital basement. Zero cell signal. Rep opens the iPad and the deck loads instantly. If detailing relies on guest Wi-Fi, the presentation stops before the safety slide. Mobile Locker: offline presentation storage. Zero latency, no loading wheel.

Rep sends a follow-up deck after the call. Two days later, the HCP opens page 4 and stays there for three minutes. Knowing what they read changes the next conversation entirely. Mobile Locker: slide-level engagement data, synced straight to your CRM.

Clinic hallway. Eight minutes. Rep is still searching SharePoint for the reprint. If findability is a folder tree, the call starts late or not at all. Mobile Locker: approved file on the iPad. Open it in five seconds.

HCP asks for the sample form. Rep opens a screenshot in camera roll. If MIRF isn't on the iPad, the request dies in the parking lot. Mobile Locker: approved form on the device. Capture it.

Rep is on Zoom. The portal login times out. If the deck isn't already on the iPad, you're sharing a blank screen. Mobile Locker: approved pack on the device. Share it.

KOL dinner tonight. The reprint in the bag is last year's PI. If the speaker pack isn't the current stamp, that file is the one they take home. Mobile Locker: approved pack on the iPad. Same version MLR signed.

District manager in the passenger seat. Rep opens last week's PDF. If coaching happens on a stale deck, the notes are about the wrong file. Mobile Locker: current stamp on the iPad. Same file the manager sees.

P&T at 7am. Hospital Wi-Fi drops on the way in. If the formulary deck lives in a portal, you're presenting from memory. Mobile Locker: offline pack. Current stamp. Open it.

Congress booth. USB of last year's deck still in the bag. If the leave-behind isn't the current stamp, that file walks the floor. Mobile Locker: approved pack on the iPad. Retired copies stay off it.

Marketing ships the new detail aid. Field still presents last month's PDF. If the handoff is an email, the iPad never gets the current stamp. Mobile Locker: approved file on every device the day MLR signs.

New hire. Week one. Can't find the approved deck on the iPad. If onboarding is a SharePoint scavenger hunt, they present whatever's in email. Mobile Locker: current library on day one. No hunting.

You share the safety deck Friday. Saturday the HCP is on the dosing pages. Monday the follow-up should start there, not with a generic thank-you. Mobile Locker shows which pages they opened after the call.