Prospect 811 is one workspace for the whole hunt — search every Medicare provider by the codes and drugs you sell, see where they cluster on the map, route the day, and move each one through your pipeline with Doug, the built-in AI assistant, riding along. Here's the full toolset, grouped the way you'd actually use it.
Start from a code and a territory. Prospect 811 does the math across every Medicare provider and hands you a ranked list.
Enter what you sell — procedure codes, DME codes, Part D drugs, or even a patient condition — scope it to your zips or saved territory, and get back the providers billing for it, ordered by volume so the biggest opportunities sit on top.
Full Part B billing history by year and code, specialty, location, and group affiliation — with the NPPES phone right in the header.
Roll billing up to the practice to see the whole organization behind the individual NPIs — and who really moves the volume.
Surface providers whose billing sits well outside the norm for their specialty — the anomalies worth a closer look.
Outline the ground you cover, then let every search and every heatmap reuse it.
Select the zips you cover with pan, highlight, polygon, or freehand. Save the territory and it carries into prospecting, DME search, and every map — no re-drawing.
Pick any procedure or DME code and see billing density as a spectral choropleth down to the zip. Rarer codes render as glow dots so even sparse activity stands out against the dark base map.
Whether you sell a procedure, a piece of equipment, or a drug, drill into the code and the providers behind it.
Track how a code, a drug, a provider, or a whole region has moved across up to twelve years of data. Spot the growth lines early and the providers riding them.
Search any HCPCS code and open a detail page with trend charts, the top providers, and the heatmap — all in one view.
Search durable-equipment by code, range like E0400–E0500, or keyword. Filter by state, city, specialty, and zip, and pull in your territory with one click.
Searched a handful of codes at once? The top-providers card sums billing across all of them, so you see who matters overall.
Search any drug by brand or generic name and see every prescriber behind it. Search is molecule-aware, so a brand and its generic count as one answer, not two.
Roll a whole class up at once, like every GLP-1 prescriber in a state, and read the FDA-label indications right on the drug page.
Two drugs, two devices, or two procedures side by side: volume, trend, and the states where each one wins. Cross-molecule matchups work too.
Doug lives on the dashboard, reads the same data you do, and answers like a colleague who already did the homework. No query language, no exports.
Tell Doug what you sell and where you work, then just ask. He hands back ranked provider cards you can tap straight into, maps of exactly the cohort he found, and a route chip that opens the day already planned.
Prospecting tells you who. Day Route decides the order, on real roads, before you leave the driveway.
Add stops with one tap from Prospecting or My Providers, set where the day starts and ends, and the optimizer orders everything by actual drive time, with road miles and per-leg minutes on the map.
The CRM is built into the same workspace — no exporting lists into another tool. Everything you track is private to your account. Log it by hand, or just tell Doug what happened.
Set a status on any provider and move it down the pipeline as the relationship develops. The CRM card lives right on the provider profile, so the data sits next to the billing history that put them on your list.
An amber flag that rides alongside status, so a hot lead stays visible no matter which stage it's in.
"Check back Q4" becomes a dated follow-up. The dashboard radar shows who's due, who's overdue, and who's gone quiet, with one-tap done or snooze.
Free-text notes, newest first, each one timestamped and individually deletable. A running record of every touch.
Log the people at each practice — name, role, phone, email — and flag the decision-maker so you know who actually signs.
Every provider you're tracking in one place, each one a click away from its full profile.
Provider phone numbers come straight from NPPES and sit in the header — tap to dial from your phone.
Status, notes, contacts, and flags are scoped per user — your pipeline is yours, not the whole team's.
Quick to get into, and built so reps see their own world while managers see the team's.
Sign in with your Google account or a magic link by email. Thirty-day sessions mean you're not logging in every morning.
Reps work their own accounts and data; admins get the wider view across the team. The right scope for each seat.
Pipeline, notes, contacts, and territory live under your account — private by default, never pooled across reps.
The full shipped feature set, in one list.
Pick a code, draw your patch, and see who's been billing for it all along.
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