Healthcare GTM intelligence for focused teams

Map the market before you launch.

RxGTM turns public and licensed healthcare data into provider, KOL, and account maps that commercial teams can trust, explain, and export.

Designed for specialty pharma, biotech, medtech, health IT, and launch consultants.
Launch map
Example workflow
Find high-fit providers in target regions with trial, payment, and procedure signals.
482ranked providers
91%match confidence
24hpilot turnaround
01
Community specialist
High volume, active enrollment, competitor context
Tier 1
02
Academic investigator
Trial role, publications ready, regional influence
KOL
03
Procedure account
Relevant services, facility signal, open territory
Fit 88
Built for narrow, urgent markets

One platform for the healthcare GTM work that usually lives in spreadsheets.

Use RxGTM when the market is specific, the field motion matters, and the team needs evidence-backed lists faster than a custom data project.

01

Launch target lists

Build ranked HCP and account universes for new therapies, devices, or service lines. Filter by specialty, geography, signals, and fit.

02

KOL and investigator maps

Identify providers and sites with trial involvement, academic influence, relevant relationships, and clear reason codes.

03

Procedure and territory intelligence

Prioritize specialists, practices, and regions using procedure proxies, account signals, and underpenetrated territory views.

04

CRM-ready enrichment

Match, dedupe, enrich, and export provider records with NPI, specialty, location, evidence fields, confidence, and source freshness.

05

Competitor context

Surface relevant manufacturer relationships and market activity without asking teams to manually search payments, trials, and provider registries.

06

Pilot-ready market maps

Give RxGTM one indication, device category, or target geography. Get a transparent, exportable map your team can review and act on.

From raw data to field action

A lighter way to build healthcare GTM workflows.

RxGTM is not another static database. It is an execution layer between healthcare data sources, market hypotheses, and commercial action.

Step 1

Define the market

Start with a therapy area, procedure category, indication, geography, specialty, seed list, or CRM export.

Step 2

Resolve identity

Match providers, sites, organizations, and source records into a clean healthcare identity spine.

Step 3

Score with evidence

Rank opportunities using source-backed signals, confidence scores, and explainable reason codes.

Step 4

Export and activate

Deliver CSVs, account briefs, provider profiles, and CRM-ready fields for launch, field, or medical teams.

Transparent by default

Data that teams can inspect, cite, and refresh.

Start with public healthcare data. Add licensed contact, claims, or CRM data when the use case justifies it.

NPI and NPPES provider identity
CMS Part D prescribing signals
CMS Part B service and procedure signals
Open Payments relationships
ClinicalTrials.gov sites and investigators
PubMed and publication signals
PECOS and enrollment context
CRM, CSV, and partner data
Healthcare needs more than AI confidence

Every recommendation should explain itself.

RxGTM is designed for teams that need speed, but cannot accept black-box targeting logic or unsupported outreach claims.

Reason codes for every target.

  • Why the provider or account was included
  • Which source supports each signal
  • How fresh and complete the evidence is
  • Where matching is direct, inferred, or low confidence

Compliance-aware commercial prep.

  • No patient-level data or PHI in the core workflow
  • Source-cited account briefs and reviewable notes
  • Careful separation of evidence, inference, and messaging
  • Export formats that fit existing field workflows
Best first step

Request a focused pilot.

The clearest path is not a platform demo. It is one market, one workflow, and one evidence-backed output your team can judge.

1. Pick a marketChoose an indication, specialty, procedure category, region, or field question.
2. Build the mapRxGTM resolves providers, enriches signals, scores targets, and creates reason codes.
3. Review the outputGet ranked lists, provider profiles, evidence fields, and CSV exports for team review.