Capabilities
Everything RepVector does, in one place.
The four-stage engine — find, enrich, understand, score — is the core. Around it sits the rest of the workspace: siting scorecards, contract discovery, lookalike matching, prescription intelligence, coverage-gap scoring and weekly change monitoring. Every one of them is built on published data and keeps the citation.
Decide where to go
Before there is a call list, there is a market question — which county, which corner of the country, which gap nobody is covering.
Site Selector
Answers "where in the country should we open this?" with a ranked, weighted county scorecard rather than a hunch.
- A nationwide catalog of demand, supply, payer and demographic signals, weighted per facility type, scored in two passes
- Medicare rate context on every county — paid per beneficiary, standardized per beneficiary, a geographic rate index, inpatient payment per user and MA penetration
- A rate index heatmap so you can read pricing directionality across counties at a glance, and a toggle that keeps rates as context or lets them carry scoring weight
- A printed methodology: every formula, the percentile normalization, the scope median benchmark and the caveats
- A provenance appendix in the PDF memo and CSV mapping each printed figure to its exact CMS source field
- An explicit coverage warning naming what is missing — commercial and Medicaid rates are not published at county grain, and the panel says so rather than implying full rate coverage
Coverage gaps and desert scoring
Finds the places where access is thin, which is often where the opportunity is.
- HRSA shortage-area designations and VA facility access layered onto the same geography
- A computed desert score per area, with the layers that produced it shown separately
- Comparison between layers, so a provider desert and a payer desert are never conflated
Scope guard
Stops runs that would quietly turn into a whole-state data dump.
- A county ceiling per run, with border-city markets spanning two states allowed under the same ceiling
- A narrow exception for single-file statewide sources, with an assumption-confirmation step before the pull
- Cached statewide pulls so a confirmed county-grain ranking is not re-fetched
Build and sharpen the target list
The market run is the core, but the list can be shaped, extended and repeated.
Target Wizard
A guided path from a vague goal to a defined, saved target set.
- Step-by-step definition of product, buyer, geography and level of care
- Structured evidence behind every AI-recommended reason, each carrying its citation
- Results saved as a reusable project and exportable to CSV and PDF
Find Similar
Point at the accounts that already work and get more of them.
- Lookalike matching from a seed provider or facility across the same public attributes
- Similarity shown as contributing factors, not a single opaque number
- Reachable straight from the free NPI lookup
Behavioral health precision
Level of care is the difference between a good list and a useless one.
- Filtering by detox, residential, PHP, IOP and outpatient rather than a single "behavioral health" bucket
- Modality-specific coverage including TMS and Spravato clinics
- Clinic deduplication that will not merge two distinct sites just because they share a phone number
Prescription intelligence
Medicaid State Drug Utilization and Medicare Part D read as a market signal.
- SDUD widgets and interactive filters on the dashboard, selectable as a source in the wizard
- Drug-level utilization trends alongside prescriber-level Part D mix
- One-click PDF export of the prescription view
District contracts and vendors
For teams selling into school districts rather than clinics.
- District identification through the Urban Institute Education Data API
- Published contract and vendor documents located and extracted, with the source page kept
- Keyword search, match-evidence panels, date and amount filters, and saved searches
Understand and stay current
A list decays. These are the parts that keep it honest after the first run.
Competitive matrix and affiliation graph
Who else is in the market, and how the market is wired.
- Target capabilities lined up against competing providers with whitespace marked
- A cited one-page positioning summary as PDF
- An affiliation graph showing the group, system and shared-location relationships behind the names
Opportunity engine
Answers the question after "who do I call": what do I actually sell them?
- A specific hook per target, derived from the gap between what they publish and what their competitors do
- Public-web intelligence badges showing how complete a target's own published footprint is
- Every hook traceable to the page it was read from
Saved markets, competitor alerts and weekly monitoring
Markets are re-read so you hear about a change before your competitor does.
- Saved markets re-checked on a weekly cadence
- A digest of the providers, service lines, locations and people that moved since your last run
- Watched targets and competitor alerts with the evidence URL beside each change
Get it out of the app
Nothing here is worth much if it stays on a screen.
Exports and reports
Everything leaves with its receipts attached.
- One download for the full dataset, plus CSV, Excel and JSON with provenance intact
- A full PDF build report tracing the run from the original question to the final ranked list
- A sequenced week-by-week market plan and a market briefing PDF
Document Center
Living product documentation, regenerated as the product changes.
- A full RepVector user guide covering every screen and workflow
- A capabilities brief written for buying committees, with data details and sourcing
- Both downloadable and versioned inside the workspace
Market pages and API access
Public county market data, and programmatic access for teams that want it.
- County-level market pages generated from retained dataset pulls, free to read
- A public markets endpoint for retained county data
- Organization-level API key management on Enterprise
What RepVector still does not do: log calls, hold pipeline, sequence outreach, or sell you claims data. See why it is not a CRM and where claims vendors still win.
Build the list for one county and see whether the names are right.
Ask in plain language. RepVector finds the universe, enriches each target from its own website, scores it 0–100, and hands you a ranked call list with phones, addresses and named contacts.
3 free runs — no card required.