When follow-up is scattered, campaigns lose momentum
Requirements may vary according to activities, positions, locations and risks. When employee populations, appointments and reminders are tracked separately, teams must constantly reconstruct the overall picture.
Without the module
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Rules remain in multiple documents
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Employee populations are identified manually
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Appointments are tracked in different tools
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Reminders are difficult to anticipate
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Access controls are inconsistent
With the module
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The reference framework is centralized
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Employee populations come from the HR record
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Campaigns follow a defined process
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Reminders are configured
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Access is based on responsibilities
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Vaccination reference framework
Structure vaccines, doses, intervals and the information required for follow-up.
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Target employee populations
Identify the people concerned according to positions, activities, locations or risks.
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Campaigns and appointments
Plan periods, time slots, communications, owners and statuses.
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History and reminders
Retain authorized events and prepare reminders according to established rules.
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Communications
Send invitations, confirmations and reminders to the people concerned.
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Access and confidentiality
Control the viewing and modification of information according to assigned roles.
See an employee population become a tracked campaign
See how positions, risks and employee records are used to identify a population. Then follow appointments, communications, reminders and progress.
AI retrieves the information. Your teams manage the campaign.
Private and contextualized, Sigmia AI helps authorized users find and structure accessible information. Rules and decisions remain the responsibility of your teams.
- Find a campaign or deadline
- Summarize progress for an employee population
- Identify expected information or an action
It structures the reference framework, campaigns, appointments, employee populations, reminders and authorized history.
They can be defined based on positions, activities, locations, risks and employee records.
Yes. Each campaign can have its own employee populations, owners, periods, appointments and communications.
Yes. It is personal information. Access and use must be limited to authorized individuals.
No. It structures campaigns, appointments, communications and follow-up. Vaccinations are administered by qualified professionals.
Roles and rights make it possible to limit access according to responsibilities and organizational policies.