I’ve had a great experience using BaseCase by Certara and wanted to share how it’s changed the way I build and deliver presentations. One feature I’ve particularly enjoyed is the recent AI integration. I’ve connected BaseCase with ChatGPT to build a smart inventory for references and documents, which is one of the countless ways to make a good and productive use of AI. From a design and usability perspective, the platform is very flexible. If you have an eye for design, you can create truly beautiful and polished presentations. But even without that, it’s incredibly user-friendly and makes it easy to put together clean, professional visuals. It also integrates seamlessly with SSO, which made it very easy to introduce the tool to my internal team and colleagues. In terms of performance, the apps I’ve created can handle very complex calculations instantly and scale effortlessly to support large numbers of users. I also had the opportunity to collaborate with the BaseCase consulting team, and that was a standout experience. They helped create a thoughtfully designed, visually appealing UI that fits my needs perfectly, and it’s simple enough that I can easily update it myself as new data comes in. Finally, the pricing is very compelling for the value it delivers, especially considering the sales impact I’ve achieved using tools built in BaseCase. Overall, BaseCase has significantly improved both the quality of my presentations and my workflow. Its user-friendliness and ease of use make it a powerful tool for anyone looking to move beyond static slides and create something more interactive and impactful.

I like how Basecase ensures that everyone has the same information that is up to date, which is crucial for aligning market access strategies. It minimizes data leakage risks since the field team can fully use and change models without accessing the raw Excel data. I appreciate that when teams adopt Basecase, they get better at their job; in fact, teams using the platform saw a more than 45% increase in sales compared to those who chose not to use it. I also like that the designers build out our tools using our branding guidelines, which get approved with minimal input from my team, using just a few feedback comments. They employ UI/UX experts and Health Econ project managers, which adds to the quality. Additionally, I find that the initial setup of Basecase was easy, and early adopters showing results helped to get more of my team to convert.

Love how BaseCase makes complex models usable in real conversations. It turns static analyses into interactive tools, aligns teams, and makes updates and sharing fast so value stories land. We even connected it via API to our datalake to prefill hospital data, and moved from Showpad for its stronger Excel needs and SQL driven database.