What changed

What a buyer can see and do now, by the day it went live.

The last 60 days of changes to ClinicIntent, newest first, in plain words. Each kind of fact named here passed its hand check before it showed.

Nov 5, 2026

Today and the call list now open with what changed on your list since you last looked, and the practices worth calling first.
With your customer list uploaded, Customers at risk names the customers whose own site now names a competitor in your category, or whose listing reads closed, each dated with its source.
Results counts calls, meetings and outcomes by kind of fact and by rep over the last month, quarter and year, and an owner can share it with a manager as a link that names no practice.
The market page names the practices whose own site switched a unit to your company, or away from it, in the last year.
The practice brief: for one practice, what its nearest practices name on their own sites, plain observations, follow-up drafts for the rep, and a page and a PDF to hand to the practice.
A public research page shows which patient financing and membership plans practices' own sites name, nationally and by state.

ClinicIntent works inside your own Claude or ChatGPT as a read-only connector, signed in as you: your call list, your market, any practice's page and what changed since a date.
The market page's tenure line: for each kind of equipment you sell, how many practices' own sites have named their unit for years, as the Internet Archive dates it. A med spa's page dates each unit its site names, linked to the capture.
Med spa pages name the people the med spa's own site lists, by role: owners, medical directors, nurse injectors, aestheticians, treatment coordinators and managers.
The feed shows when a dermatology, plastic surgery or med spa site starts naming a device, an injectable, a skin care line or a lender it did not name before.

At a practice with several offices, each person appears at the office its own site places them, and a group's office with a site of its own shows its own team.

A group office's page says which group it belongs to and how many offices the group runs.
Software, financing and service companies land on the practices that run a rival's product, with the practices already running theirs kept off.

Practice and med spa pages show the software their own site loads, by kind: booking and messaging, financing, membership plans, phone and chat, reviews and site builders.

The feed for a whole territory lists dated buying events first, newest first, then site changes, one a site a week.
The practice page opens with what to say now; reps log calls and set follow-ups from their day, and managers see their reps' calls on the Team page.

Today: a phone-first page with the practices to call today and why, and a note and a call-back date on each.
Teams: an owner splits the territory among reps by state and county, and each practice is worked by one rep.
Like your customers: the traits your matched customers share far more often than the rest of your territory, with the counts behind each, and a call list view of the practices that look like them.
Prove it: upload your customers with the day each bought, and see which facts ClinicIntent held on each before the purchase, and how early.

The feed and the call list show when a practice's own site newly names a unit, a lender, implants or aligners, and the call list and practice page say how long the site has named its unit, dated by the Internet Archive.
Two new events: a company's first payment to a practice's clinicians in CMS Open Payments, and a site that switched from one maker's unit to another's.

Star practices, see what is new since you last looked, set a stage on each practice from Called to Won, and read Results with a CSV and a print view.

Greenfield rows say how many of a practice's nearest practices name the kind of equipment it names none of.

The call list: the practices to call this week for your company and territory, each with what to lead with and an opener, exported as a CSV.
Dermatology and plastic surgery practices show the industry payments their clinicians received and the Medicare procedures they billed, with a search filter and export columns.

Practice pages outside Texas, and dermatology and plastic surgery pages, name the people the practice's own team page lists, by role.

Dermatology and plastic surgery join dental: their pages show the injectables, devices, skin care lines, lenders and booking software their own site names, and aesthetics companies get their own market pages.

Practice pages show the owner's state license year and the industry payments CMS Open Payments records for the practice's dentists, and the feed adds dental offices being built outside Texas, from city and county permits.

The market page covers any set of states or the whole US, and what practices' own sites name is read in every state.

Texas practice pages say how early the practice's own site named its equipment, dated by the Internet Archive.

The market page: name your company once and see your market, the practices to call and why, the offices being built and the hiring.

How each kind of fact is checked, and which are held back, is on the Methodology page.