Global Health
Some of the challenges we see in frontline health programs
How Poket works
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Your team creates surveys and data collection workflows through the Poket Portal. These could include household visit records, vaccination or campaign monitoring, treatment follow-ups, service-delivery checks, participant self-reporting, facility mapping, vulnerability surveys or other program-specific workflows. The surveys are then made available through the Poket mobile application. Community health workers, patients, caregivers, enumerators, clinic staff or other field users can collect structured survey responses alongside photos, video, GPS locations and voice notes.
The app can work offline, allowing information to be collected in areas without reliable connectivity and synced later. Poket can also be localized depending on the program. Voice notes can be transcribed, and Poket can customize AI-assisted workflows for transcription, summarization or other qualitative-data processing. Once information is submitted, program teams can review it through the Portal. Submissions can be approved, rejected or followed up on, and feedback can be sent back to the person who submitted it. Poket can also customize AI-assisted verification workflows to help identify submissions that may require additional review, while keeping a person involved in the final decision.
What can program teams see?
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Poket can bring together information submitted across frontline workers, facilities, communities and participants. Depending on the program, this could include reported service coverage by geography, treatment follow-up or adherence information, household visit activity, mapped care access points, community-reported health risks, service-user feedback and qualitative information from frontline teams.
Voice notes can also be transcribed to make qualitative feedback easier to search and review. Dashboards and access can be configured depending on the needs of the program.
Working alongside national health information systems
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Poket does not need to replace a national HIS or another reporting system your program already uses. These systems may be used to aggregate routine information across facilities, programs and health authorities.
Poket can instead provide another channel closer to where information is being generated: a household visit, community outreach activity, facility check or participant interaction. Data collected through Poket can then be exported or connected through APIs to other systems your program uses, depending on the integration requirements.
What teams can use Poket for
Vaccination and health campaign monitoring
Community health worker reporting
Household and vulnerability surveys
Post-distribution monitoring
Treatment adherence and continuity-of-care reporting
Participant self-reporting on symptoms or health experiences
Monitoring public-health interventions and frontline service delivery
Community-based mapping of clinics, pharmacies and care-access points
Water, sanitation and hygiene monitoring
Nutrition and food-access monitoring
Frontline and service-user feedback
Reporting disease vectors, outbreaks or other local health risks
Crowdsourcing medicine or health-supply availability and pricing
Sharing resources, training and program updates back to field users
