For Clinical Teams
You Sold The Device. Now What?
Customers get scattered PDFs, random Dropbox links, and emails they can't find. Practices struggle with adoption. Support is reactive, not proactive. Nuvue organizes everything.

Sound Familiar?
These are the pain points keeping MedTech clinical teams up at night.
Clinical protocols, training videos, and device materials are scattered across email, Dropbox, and random PDFs. Customers can't find resources when they need them. You're constantly resending the same materials.
You only hear from customers when they're frustrated. No visibility into who's struggling with adoption or who needs proactive help. By the time they call, the damage is done.
You can't track which customers use training resources or which practices are thriving. Support decisions are blind. You're guessing who needs attention instead of knowing.
It's Not Just You
Here's what clinical teams are up against across the industry.
of medical device customers say they struggle to find training materials when needed
Medical Device + Diagnostic Industry Report
more expensive to acquire a new customer than retain an existing one
Bain & Company
of medical device companies cite post-sale customer training as their biggest challenge
MedTech Intelligence Survey

Three Engines.
Complete Training Control
Organize resources. Track engagement. Support proactively.
Organized pre-sale materials
Customer training at scale
Proactive customer success
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Your Questions, Answered
Common questions about how Nuvue works for your team.
Nuvue handles multi-level training seamlessly. Physicians get clinical protocols and advanced technique videos. Front desk staff get patient consultation guides and scheduling workflows. Nurses get injection techniques and safety protocols. Each user sees training relevant to their role. You control who sees what by tagging content appropriately. The whole practice gets trained on their specific responsibilities without information overload.
Dropbox is just file storage—customers get a link, download a PDF, and lose it in their email or device. Nuvue gives each customer a branded portal where all their training materials live permanently: videos, protocols, marketing resources, product updates. They log in once and everything is organized by their specific devices. When you update content, it updates in their portal automatically—no resending files or wondering if they have the current version. Customers always know where to find what they need.
Grow Engine shows which customers actively use training resources versus which have gone quiet. A practice that bought your device 3 months ago but hasn't accessed training in 6 weeks? That's a red flag. You can reach out proactively before they get frustrated or abandon the device. High engagement signals successful adoption—low engagement signals a customer who needs help. Instead of waiting for frustrated customers to call you, you identify problems early and provide support before adoption fails.
You don't have to manually redistribute updated files to hundreds of customers. When you update a clinical protocol, training video, or resource in Nuvue, it automatically updates in every customer portal that needs it. Tag the new version with the relevant products, and all customers with those devices see the update instantly. No mass emails asking people to delete old PDFs. No wondering who has outdated protocols. Content management stays centralized, and customers always have access to your latest clinical guidance and best practices.
Yes. Everything in Nuvue is mobile-responsive. Physicians and staff can access training videos, clinical protocols, and resources from phones or tablets—in the office, at home, between patients, anywhere. No downloads required—just log in and everything works. This is critical because busy practices don't have time to sit at a desktop computer for training. Mobile access means they can learn whenever they have a few spare minutes.