Winning Commercial Teams Are Going Agentic in 2026

AI Agents & Revenue Operations
for Healthcare and Life Sciences

Better Intel. More Pipeline. Zero New Headcount.

Built by HCLS operators with deep domain expertise spanning IC to VP across sales, marketing, and customer success – we have lived the problems these agents and services solve.

Trust
50+ years of HCLS commercial experience encoded into agent skills and memories
Engine
Latest frontier-model AI agents transforming real-time signals into actionable intelligence for your team
Validation
Every account, claim, and contact double-verified against public sources
Deliverable
Intel Cards with signals, narratives, contacts, and the hook aligned to your ICP and playbooks
Zero Footprint on Your Systems Agents Get Sharper with Your Feedback First Report in a Week

Why Now

Commercial teams deploying AI agents are pulling ahead. BCG reports AI leaders achieve 1.7× the revenue growth of laggards, with the gap widening quarterly.

Your team is manually tracking signals across dozens of sources

One agentic pipeline replaces dozens of manual searches

Regulatory approvals, SEC filings, clinical trials, funding rounds, executive moves, job postings, press releases, product launches, conference announcements, and partnership signals – pulled in parallel, scored against your ICP, and ready before your first meeting of the cycle.

Result: 2,400 evidence-matched leads for a single client

Salesforce reports 30% of HCLS sales effort fails to target the intended decision maker or leverage the appropriate messaging

Science-matched targeting changes the math

Prospects matched to their own publications, conference talks, and research grants. Every touchpoint references something real, not a template. Industry average cold email open rate is ~23%. Ours hit 56%.

Result: 56% open rate • 2.4x industry average

9% of life sciences execs see real returns on AI. The other 91% are still experimenting. We build the agents that put you in the 9%.

The window for first-mover advantage is now

McKinsey found only 6% of organizations capture real value from AI. The difference is not the technology. It is having operators who know your workflows build the system. We have done it 6 times in HCLS and counting.

Result: 43 new opps in 2.5 months from a standing start

What is an Intel Card?

Intelligence your rep can act on today in under 5 minutes. A Revenue Catalyst Intel Card is a self-contained prospecting brief that combines live buying signals, account relevance to your ICP, named contacts with double-verified LinkedIn and email, and a recommended outreach play. Lead lists, market intel, and generic AI each solve one piece; Intel Cards combine all three with the next-action play.

Signals
What just happened — funding round, IND clearance, exec move, hiring surge, conference abstract. Sourced + dated + linked.
Opportunity Sizing
M / L / XL tag with one-line context. Tells your rep at a glance whether this is a quick win, a multi-site land, or a major strategic account.
Key Contacts
Named decision-maker + LinkedIn + email + warm-intro path through your team’s network. Multi-stage verification before any name ships.
The Anatomy of an Intel Card
Net-New Prospect

Crescent Biopharma

Waltham, MA
Series B: $400M+ · Nov 2025 IND Cleared · Jan 2026 Hiring · 3 Roles
Why Now
Series B $400M+ (Nov 2025): capital deployed for clinical infrastructure. IND cleared Jan 2026: lead ADC candidate moving to first-in-human, vendor decisions imminent. Hiring 3 analytical roles: building CMC team from scratch – no legacy vendor lock-in.
Opportunity Size
M-L Greenfield build, no incumbent
Your Play
Rachel Torres is building CMC from scratch with no incumbent vendor. Your path in: a co-author from AACR is connected to a CMC advisor in Torres’s network. Crescent is presenting preclinical ADC data at AACR 2026 (April) and evaluating vendor partnerships through Q2.
Lead through the chain: “Rachel, [CMC Advisor] mentioned you’re building out analytical infrastructure for the ADC program. As you evaluate vendors ahead of AACR, happy to share how similar-stage biotechs have approached it.”
Key Contacts
Rachel Torres, Head of CMC
You AACR Co-Author CMC Advisor R. Torres 3rd *
LinkedIn ••••• r.torres@••••.com
Why Now
Account context tied to your ICP and the timing window that makes this signal actionable — this month, this quarter, this conference day.
Your Play
The exact action plus a persona-tailored opener your rep can lift straight into LinkedIn or email. References something real about the account, not a template.
CRM-Ready Output
One-click copy of card contents to your CRM Notes field. CSV export of all contacts with rep-assignment column for bulk import. No API, no integration, no IT involvement.
Sample Intel Cards

Each rep opens their territory tab and sees four card types – Expansion signals, Net-New prospects, and Target HCP/KOL targets – each with named contacts and a specific entry angle. Deep Dives add a comprehensive view of priority accounts with competitive landscape, named stakeholders, and specific hooks per buying initiative.

Expansion Signal

Genentech / Roche

South San Francisco, CA
Expansion · XL Hiring · 3 Open Roles Phase 3 Trials
Why Now
Expansion XL: $50B U.S. investment announced Jan 2026, 6+ new sites breaking ground (Oceanside biologics Q2). Hiring 3 open roles: analytical leads in Cambridge, Vacaville, and Oceanside. Phase 3 trials: bispecific antibody portfolio scaling analytical demand across manufacturing.
Opportunity Size
XL Multi-site expansion, existing install base
Your Play
Your West Coast rep has a direct LinkedIn connection to James Whitfield, who oversees analytical development across Genentech’s South San Francisco campus. With 6 new sites coming online – including Oceanside biologics breaking ground Q2 – manufacturing teams are making analytical software decisions now.
Lead with the warm intro: “James, [West Coast Rep] suggested I reach out – your SF team already runs [product] in discovery, and with Oceanside and Cambridge staffing up analytical leads, it might be worth a conversation before PEGS about extending across the new sites.”
Key Contacts
James Whitfield, VP, Analytical Development
You West Coast Rep J. Whitfield 2nd *
LinkedIn ••••• j.whitfield@••••.com
Net-New Prospect

Crescent Biopharma

Waltham, MA
Series B: $400M+ · Nov 2025 IND Cleared · Jan 2026 Hiring · 3 Analytical Roles
Why Now
Series B $400M+ (Nov 2025): capital deployed for clinical infrastructure. IND cleared Jan 2026: lead ADC candidate moving to first-in-human, vendor decisions imminent. Hiring 3 analytical roles: building CMC team from scratch – no legacy vendor lock-in.
Opportunity Size
M-L Greenfield build, no incumbent
Your Play
Rachel Torres is building CMC from scratch with no incumbent vendor. Your path in: a co-author from AACR is connected to a CMC advisor in Torres’s network. Crescent is presenting preclinical ADC data at AACR 2026 (April) and evaluating vendor partnerships through Q2.
Lead through the chain: “Rachel, [CMC Advisor] mentioned you’re building out analytical infrastructure for the ADC program. As you evaluate vendors ahead of AACR, happy to share how similar-stage biotechs have approached it.”
Key Contacts
Rachel Torres, Head of CMC
You AACR Co-Author CMC Advisor R. Torres 3rd *
LinkedIn ••••• r.torres@••••.com
Target HCP / KOL

Dr. Sarah Chen, MD, PhD

VP, Translational Medicine • Top-20 Biopharma
ASCO 2026 Speaker · May 2026 3 Publications · 2025-2026 KOL · Advisory Board
Why Now
ASCO 2026 speaker (May): presenting on translational biomarker strategies, pre-conference outreach window open. 3 publications 2025-2026: latest (Dec 2025, JCO) cited your competitor’s assay platform but flagged clinical sensitivity gaps. KOL / Advisory Board: influences platform decisions across her oncology network.
Opportunity Size
M Platform evaluation, potential site-wide adoption
Your Play
You are a direct LinkedIn connection to Dr. Chen. She is presenting at ASCO in May and chairing a companion diagnostics symposium at AACR in April – both are pre-conference outreach windows. Her most recent JCO paper cited your competitor’s assay platform but flagged limitations in clinical sensitivity – exactly what your platform solves.
Lead with the research: “Sarah, your JCO paper on companion diagnostic sensitivity for ADC patient selection was excellent. You flagged the exact limitation we’ve helped 3 oncology teams solve this year. I see you’re presenting at ASCO in May – would love to connect beforehand.”
Key Contacts
Dr. Sarah Chen, MD, PhD, VP, Translational Medicine
You Dr. Chen 1st *
LinkedIn ••••• s.chen@••••.com
Deep Dive

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals

9 sites · 18 new Phase 3 (2026) · 30+ named personas mapped

* Powered by your team’s LinkedIn networks (CSV import or Sales Nav TeamLink).

Sample cards based on real agent deliveries. Names and details are illustrative. Your cards are tailored to your products, territory, CRM, and ICP. Every card cross-references your CRM, external signals, your reps’ network, and your sales playbook. That is what makes it actionable, not just informational.

AI Agents and Services

Intel Cards are the building blocks. Reports are the deliverable. RC packages cards into two AI-agent-built reports: Sales Intel Reports (monthly, by territory) and Conference Intel Reports (per event, by day). Both ship as password-protected URLs – no IT setup, no seat licenses, no software to install.

The Engine

Your Autonomous Intelligence Pipeline

Five AI-powered stages that run end-to-end continuously without any lift from your team – aligned to your ICP and playbooks, tuned by 50+ years of HCLS operator judgment encoded into prompts, scoring weights, and fact-check standards, and sharpened through recursive self-improvement with each delivery cycle. Agents are the engine. Cards are the output. Operator judgment is what competitors can’t copy.

Zero Footprint on Your Systems: Standard and Premium tiers run entirely on our infrastructure. No IT involvement, no security review, no integrations required – your team just receives the report. For Build + Transfer clients who need full control, we deploy on your VPC or a dedicated single-tenant server with end-to-end encryption.
Sales Intel Agents Sales Intel Report Monthly tabbed report · territory signals, named contacts, and account deep dives
revenuecatalyst.io/intel/[your-territory]-april-2026
RevenueCatalyst
Sales Intel Report · April 2026
4 of 22 Must-Action 11 Expansion 7 Net-New 3 HCP / KOL 48 Contacts
All Expansion Net-New HCP / KOL Deep Dive
All Territories T1 T2 T3 T4
Recency ↓ Fit ↓ Size ↓
Sample Output · April 2026
What the Sales Intel Agent delivers

RC’s Sales Intel Agent is a multi-stage AI pipeline: 25+ live data sources refreshed monthly, LLM-powered ICP fit scoring, expansion + net-new + HCP signal extraction, named contact enrichment, and per-rep territory action plans. Every signal cross-referenced against your CRM, every contact verified, every angle tied to your sales playbook – delivered as a tabbed monthly report your reps can act on without sifting.

Scope: 25+ data sources spanning regulatory filings, job intelligence, financial data, industry news, conference proceedings, and AI-powered deep research returned 142 raw signals across your territories this month; 22 surfaced below carry enough commercial signal on ICP fit, recency, and account priority to warrant your team’s time. Must-Action items flagged where all three align.

Expansion Signals
Growth triggers in existing accounts – new facilities, hiring surges, regulatory milestones
Net-New Prospects
Companies not in your CRM matching your ICP – funding rounds, key hires, market entries
Target HCP / KOL
Key opinion leaders and high-value HCPs – publication history, conference activity, connection paths
Deep Dives
Full account dossiers on priority accounts – named personas, competitive landscape, outreach hooks
Data sources used · 25+ across 6 categories
How to use this
  1. Start at Summary for the month-at-a-glance signal map plus the highest-priority signals across all territories.
  2. Click into any Territory tab for the full list of expansion signals, net-new prospects, HCP / KOL targets, and competitive watches in that territory.
  3. Open Deep Dive for the priority account dossier – 30+ named personas across buying initiatives, competitive landscape, and entry points.
  4. Use the filters in the header above to narrow by signal type, territory, recency, or free-text search across accounts, contacts, and signal narratives.
Summary
Territory 1
Territory 2
Territory 3
Territory 4
Deep Dive
Feedback
Summary · month-at-a-glance across all territories
Top Signals 4 Highest priority across territories · tap a tab for territory detail
Expansion Opp · XL · Tier-A pharma CA ★ Must-Visit 92% FIT
Genentech / Roche – $50B U.S. investment, 6+ new sites under construction
Net-New Opp · L · Biotech MA ★ Must-Visit 87% FIT
Crescent Biopharma – $400M+ Series B, IND cleared Jan 2026
HCP / KOL Opp · M · KOL CA 84% FIT
Dr. Sarah Chen – VP Translational Medicine, ASCO 2026 speaker
Deep Dive Opp · XL · Priority account NY ★ Must-Visit 96% FIT
Regeneron – $14.3B FY25, $2B greenfield + triple bispecific launch
View all 22 signals · 48 contacts across territories
Geographic Distribution 14 Pulse size = signal weight · color by type
Genentech S. San Francisco, CA Genentech · Oceanside, CA Genentech · Cambridge, MA Novartis · E. Hanover, NJ Amgen Thousand Oaks, CA Teva Pharma Kansas City, MO Crescent Bio · Waltham, MA BioMarin San Rafael, CA Resilience Cincinnati, OH Veradermics Denver, CO MAIA Bio Chicago, IL ILiAD Bio Rochester, MN Candel Tx Nashville, TN Dr. S. Chen San Diego, CA Meridian Bio · Philadelphia, PA MD Anderson Houston, TX Regeneron HQ · Tarrytown, NY Regeneron · Saratoga, NY Regeneron Holly Springs, NC Regeneron Seattle, WA
Expansion Net-New HCP / KOL Deep Dive
Conference Intel Agents Conference Intel Report Per-conference report · day-by-day action plan, exhibit-floor heatmap, verified contacts
revenuecatalyst.io/intel/[your-conference]-2026
RevenueCatalyst
Conference Intel Report
1 of 3 Yours 9 of 101 Posters 2 of 14 Talks 4 of 24 Competitors 252 Contacts
All New Biz Expansion Competitor ★ Must-Visit
75%+ 50%+ 25%+ Any
All Day AM PM
Fit ↓ Day ↓ Size ↓
Sample Output · AACR 2026
What the Conference Intel Agent delivers

RC’s Conference Intel Agent is a multi-stage AI pipeline: automated program scraping, LLM-powered commercial scoring, contact enrichment, and day-by-day action-plan generation. Every abstract read, every presenter matched, every action prioritized – in minutes, and compounding across pre-show outreach, on-show execution, and post-show follow-up.

Scope: 34 search queries across core technology, adjacent methodology, target collaborators, and direct competitors returned 286 unique presentations from the AACR 2026 Program Planner; 142 surfaced below carry enough commercial signal on topical fit, target-account priority, and commercial stage to warrant your team’s time. Must-visits flagged where all three align.

Search queries used · 34 across 5 tiers
How to use this
  1. Start at Summary for the week-at-a-glance heatmap plus the highest-fit entries across all days.
  2. Click into any day for the exhibit-floor activity heatmap plus the full list of posters, talks, and competitive entries for that day.
  3. Use the filters in the header above to narrow by fit threshold, tier, or free-text search across titles, abstracts, authors, and institutions.
Summary
Sun
4/19
Mon
4/20
Tue
4/21
Wed
4/22
Competitive
Contacts
Sunday April 19 · 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
1 of 1 Yours 4 of 27 Posters 0 of 3 Talks 1 of 6 Competitors 76 Contacts
Exhibit Floor Activity · Sunday · Apr 19
POSTER SEC 1-11 POSTER SEC 12-19 POSTER SEC 20-27 POSTER SEC 28-37 POSTER SEC 38-45 POSTER SEC 46-55 REGISTRATION ENTRANCE 1 ENTRANCE 2 ENTRANCE 3 SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER HALL S HALL A 6 1 3 2 6 YOUR BOOTH #1557
Posters 2 Top 2 must-visit posters at 75%+ FIT
New Business Opp · L · Tier-B pharma NJ ★ Must-Visit 80% FIT
Integrative multi-omics characterization and AI-driven biomarker discovery for NSCLC stage III outcomes
Foundation Model KRAS EGFR Lung NSCLC
Why Now
Johnson & Johnson – Tier-B pharma target – is presenting a multimodal AI framework that fuses RNA, DNA, and tumor PD-L1/TMB signals on the PACIFIC trial follow-up (Stage III NSCLC consolidation durvalumab cohort, n = 281 vs 72). They’re calling out STK11 expression and radiosensitivity as new biomarker handles. Active CDx-style partner-shopping signal – J&J owns the patient cohort, the foundation model, and the regulatory path; they need an orthogonal H&E→biomarker validator to scale their per-patient call layer.
Drives 80% FIT = Tier-B pharma + Foundation model + KRAS/EGFR/lung overlap
Your Play
Stop at Section 41, Sun 2:00-5:00. Open with their STK11 + radiosensitivity stratification result and ask which next indication they want to deploy the framework on. Position your platform as the per-cell biomarker layer that turns molecular calls into actionable H&E reads at scale, without incremental tissue. Qualify in 5 min: indications on roadmap, CDx timeline, internal pathology stack. Post-conference: send a co-validation proposal scoped to PACIFIC follow-up or J&J’s next IO indication.
Presenting Author
Katherina C. Chua
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ
LinkedIn ••••• k.chua@ •••• .com
Senior Author
Assieh Saadatpour
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ
LinkedIn ••••• a.saadatpour@ •••• .com
New Business Opp · XL · Tier-A pharma CA MN ★ Must-Visit 77% FIT
Liquid biopsy profiling of the tumor microenvironment to determine response to immunotherapy regimens across solid tumors
Spatial Biology Tumor Microenvironment Liquid Biopsy Lung NSCLC
Why Now
Stanford × Mayo – flagship US academic medical centers – built Liquid Ecotyper, an interpretable deep-learning framework that recovers 9 spatial-ecotype profiles (including SE7 ICI-benefit and SE4 ICI-resistance) from cell-free DNA methylation. Validated on 78 melanoma + 25 NSCLC + 10 MIBC ICI-treated patients. Tier-A pharma readiness: a noninvasive spatial-TME biomarker that could replace serial biopsies in IO trials. Active collaborator-shopping signal – multi-institution authorship spanning WashU, Yale, Columbia, Rochester.
Drives 77% FIT = Spatial TME signature + Multi-cohort ICI validation + Stanford / Mayo pull
Your Play
Stop at Section 5, Sun 2:00-5:00. Open with their SE7-vs-SE4 ICI stratification result and ask which trial cohorts they want to deploy Liquid Ecotyper against next. Position your platform as the tissue-side companion that pairs spatial-ecotype calls with per-cell biomarker reads from the same H&E sample. Qualify in 5 min: trial pipeline, Mayo / Stanford site rollout, pharma sponsor list. Post-conference: send a co-validation proposal scoped to NSCLC ICI + the next solid-tumor cohort.
Presenting Author
Erin L. Brown
Stanford University School of Medicine, CA
LinkedIn ••••• e.brown@ •••• .edu
Senior Author
Aadel A. Chaudhuri
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
LinkedIn ••••• a.chaudhuri@ •••• .edu
View all 27 Sun posters · 4 must-visit
Talks 1 Top must-visit talk this week (cross-day spotlight)
New Business Opp · XL · Tier-A pharma MA ★ Must-Visit Phase 3 82% FIT
AI-derived H&E biomarkers predict differential survival under immunotherapy vs chemotherapy in Phase-3 metastatic NSCLC study NEPTUNE
AI Pathology Tumor Microenvironment NSCLC Immuno-Oncology Phase 3
Why Now
AstraZeneca retrospectively applied an AI-pathology pipeline to 426 H&E slides from NEPTUNE Phase 3 (D+T vs ctx in metastatic NSCLC). Stromal immune density was predictive of D+T benefit (HR 0.64, +5.8 mo OS, p_interaction = 0.03) – outperforming PD-L1 and bTMB stratification. Active CDx / partnership opportunity at registrational scale. AZ owns the slides, owns the pipeline, owns the trial – they need an orthogonal H&E→biomarker partner to scale across the IO portfolio.
Drives 82% FIT = Tier-A pharma + Phase 3 registrational + AI H&E biomarker
Your Play
Catch the talk Tue 3:20 PM in Ballroom 20 CD. Open with their +5.8 mo OS treatment-interaction result and ask which next IO trial they want to deploy the pipeline against. Position your platform as the per-cell biomarker layer that turns their stromal-density signal into actionable per-patient calls. Walk to your booth, qualify in 5 min: indications on roadmap, CDx timeline, internal pathology stack. Post-conference: send a CDx co-development proposal scoped to NSCLC + AZ’s next IO indication.
Presenting Author
Chintan Parmar
Computational Pathology Lead, AstraZeneca, Waltham
LinkedIn ••••• chintan.parmar@ •••• .com
Senior Author
Dean Palmer
AstraZeneca Oncology, Gaithersburg
LinkedIn ••••• dean.palmer@ •••• .com
View all 14 talks this week · 2 must-visit
Competitors 1 Top competitor watch on Sun · same section as your booth
Competitor Threat · L · Direct overlap MA 84% FIT
IHCExplore: An AI-driven computational pathology platform for accurate and scalable immunohistochemistry scoring
Computational Pathology Foundation Model (Pluto) IHC Scoring PD-L1 NSCLC
Why Now
PathAI – direct competitor – is presenting IHCExplore, an AI scoring platform built on their Pluto foundation model (24,390 WSIs / 123 staining assays). The proof-of-concept is a PD-L1 TPS validation against 5-pathologist consensus across SP263 / SP142 / 28-8 / 22C3 clones in 597 NSCLC slides – with calibrated thresholds boosting their ICC vs manual review. They are positioning their platform exactly where you are positioning yours: scalable, reproducible IHC scoring for ADC and IO biomarker workflows.
Drives 84% FIT = Same buyer space + Foundation-model overlap + PD-L1 / NSCLC head-on
Counter-Play
Stop at Section 4, Sun 2:00-5:00 (same section as your booth path). Get the specifics on PathAI’s threshold-calibration story and which pharma sponsors are named in the abstract. Counter: your platform delivers a per-cell IHC-equivalent readout from H&E directly, removing the staining step PathAI still requires. Proof: your published ICC vs. their calibrated cutoff. Opener: “If you’re building toward sponsor-grade scoring, the question is whether the assay step is needed at all.” Post-conference: brief your AE / Sales Eng. on co-author affiliations so they can preempt PathAI in any overlapping accounts.
Presenting Author
Kelsey Luu
PathAI, Inc., Boston, MA
LinkedIn ••••• k.luu@ •••• .com
Senior Author
Emma Krause
PathAI, Boston, MA
LinkedIn ••••• e.krause@ •••• .com
View all 6 Sun competitors · 24 across week
Prospecting · Demand Generation · Sales Ops Rev Ops Services Hands-on services that ride alongside the agents – turn the report into pipeline
Prospecting
Net-new outreach campaigns built off the Intel Card. Verified contacts · sequenced messaging · meetings booked.
Demand Generation
Content, paid, and event motions tied to the same ICP signals the agents surface. LinkedIn, conference outreach, nurture sequences.
Sales Ops
CRM hygiene, pipeline analytics, sales-cycle instrumentation. Make sure the signals the agents surface actually move through your funnel.

What We Build, and What It Costs

Transparent pricing. Every engagement starts with your team’s actual needs. Five product lines, one transparent structure – scale at your pace.

Intel Agents
Rev Ops Services
One-Time Charge

Standard

$3,500/mo$33,600/yr
Per product linePer product line – $2,800/mo effective – Save 20%
  • Monthly interactive HTML report tabbed by territory, hosted on a password-protected URL your team shares without IT setup
  • Expansion + Net New Prospect Intel Cards across your territories
  • 1 Target Account Deep Dive per month (you pick)
  • One-click Copy-to-CRM-Note on every card · CSV export of all contacts with rep-assignment column
  • Tuned monthly from your feedback – gets smarter over time
YOUR LIFT: NEAR ZERO
You bring territory maps, ICP(s), and sales playbook summary. No IT, no security review, zero footprint – all LLM and API costs included.

Premium

$5,000/mo$48,000/yr
Per product linePer product line – $4,000/mo effective – Save 20%
  • Everything in Standard
  • 3 Target Account Deep Dives per month (2 additional)
  • Target HCP / KOL Intel Cards
  • LinkedIn network matching (optional) – see which contacts your reps already know
YOUR LIFT: NEAR ZERO
Same as Standard, plus rep LinkedIn contacts (or LinkedIn Sales Nav TeamLink access). No IT, no security review, zero footprint – all LLM and API costs included.
One-Time Charge
One-time

Build + Transfer (Advanced)

$25,000 – $35,000
Per product line + $1,500/mo advisory
  • Full agent stack on your infrastructure
  • Team training, docs, and IP transfer
  • Advisory retainer for ongoing tuning
  • You own the agents and data pipeline
YOUR LIFT: SIGNIFICANT
IT involvement, infrastructure, API keys, and LLM costs. Your team maintains the agent stack post-transfer.

Proof of Concept

$2,500
One-time – credited toward subscription if you continue
  • Full Standard deliverable in 1 week
  • Your team works the intel for the rest of the month
  • Yours to keep beyond the PoC
YOUR LIFT: NEAR ZERO
Same as Standard – territory maps, ICP(s), sales playbook summary. All LLM and API costs included. Get a real deliverable in your hands before committing.
Get Started

Single Conference

$1,500
Per product line
  • Interactive HTML action plan tabbed by conference day, hosted on a password-protected URL your team shares without IT setup
  • Poster hit list + named contacts
  • Competitive intel overlay
  • Marketing mailer content
YOUR LIFT: NEAR ZERO
You bring product line + competitive landscape (1-pager), target accounts, booth number + team schedule. We deliver the action plan before you land.

5-Pack

$5,000
Per product line – Use within 12 months
  • Everything in Single Conference
  • Full-year coverage for heavy conference teams
  • Priority scheduling during peak season
  • Cross-conference trend analysis
YOUR LIFT: NEAR ZERO
You bring annual conference calendar at the start. We handle priority scheduling and cross-conference trend analysis.
Sales Intel Agents Subscribers Save 20%
Active Sales Intel Agent subscribers (Standard or Premium) receive 20% off any conference package.
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Prospecting Engagement

Project-based or fractional retainer
Scoped to your ICP, channels, and campaign goals
  • Publication-matched targeting + KOL identification (NPI, SciLeads, your subscriptions)
  • Multi-channel campaigns (email, LinkedIn, phone) on proven HCLS playbooks
  • Real-time engagement dashboards + MQL/SQL routing
  • Full infrastructure: domain warm-up, deliverability, sequencing tools
YOUR LIFT: MODERATE
You bring ICP + target account list, email domain access for warm-up, sales process / hand-off rules for MQLs.
Get Started

Demand Generation Engagement

Project-based or fractional retainer
Scoped to your campaigns, channels, and growth targets
  • Technical content for HCLS audiences (app notes, workflow guides, campaign pages)
  • Pre/post-conference outbound tied to specific events (AACR, ASCO, SLAS, ASHG)
  • Google + LinkedIn advertising tuned for scientific search and researcher audiences
  • Marketing automation: lead scoring, nurture, MQL routing (HubSpot/Marketo/Pardot)
  • SEO + website optimization: landing pages, forms, conversion tracking
YOUR LIFT: MODERATE
You bring brand assets + product positioning, marketing automation platform seat (HubSpot/Marketo/Pardot), sales hand-off rules for MQLs.
Get Started

Sales Ops Engagement

Project-based or fractional retainer
Scoped to your CRM, pipeline, and reporting needs
  • Full CRM build, migration, automation (Salesforce, HubSpot, Veeva, Dynamics)
  • Forecasting dashboards: commit, best case, pipeline, deal velocity
  • Territory planning, lead scoring, account segmentation
  • Sales process docs, onboarding playbooks, rep ramp programs
  • CS + renewal dashboards: customer health, expansion signals, churn risk
YOUR LIFT: MODERATE
You bring CRM admin access (or willingness to grant), historical sales + customer data, stakeholder alignment on KPIs.
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Client Results

Outcomes from HCLS commercial teams. From first engagement to measurable impact – case studies and metrics from active customers.

The Team

Operators who lived these problems. We carried the bag, managed the territory, and built the systems before we built the agents.

Trey Knollman - Partner, Revenue Catalyst

Trey Knollman

Founder & AI Agent Architect
Seattle, WA

18 years inside HCLS companies spanning bench to boardroom. Scientist at OHSU and Thermo Fisher (8+ peer-reviewed publications), then commercial leader through Essen BioScience (acquired by Sartorius for $320M), IntelliCyt (acquired by Sartorius for $90M), IsoPlexis ($111M IPO), and Amplion (acquired by Science & Medicine Group). Built and led teams that hit 147% of quota, drove 40% YOY revenue growth at NanoCellect, and took products from zero to market across flow cytometry, single-cell, genomics, and diagnostics. Architected GTM tech stacks delivering 20x return on marketing spend, ran 1.1M-email outbound engines hitting 300% of lead gen goal, and managed $20M+ regional P&Ls. Now builds the AI agents and data pipelines that produce RC’s Intel Cards – hands-on across Python, HTML, Salesforce, HubSpot, and GCP.

Flow cytometry, single-cell analysis, genomics/proteomics, diagnostics, digital health, SaaS
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Sohiel Memarsadeghi - Partner, Revenue Catalyst

Sohiel Memarsadeghi

Partner & Technical Architect
San Francisco, CA

Biomedical engineer with 25 years across the full product lifecycle spanning R&D, engineering, manufacturing, program management, and technical sales. Drove the introduction of four category-defining instrument platforms – FLIPR, IonWorks HT, IncuCyte, and NX One – at Molecular Devices, Essen BioScience (acquired by Sartorius for $320M), and Nodexus. Built deep customer relationships and KOL partnerships through value-driven technical sales across key pharma (AbbVie, Amgen, BMS, Genentech, Gilead, Pfizer, Vertex) and academic institutions. Conducted the first proof-of-concept high-throughput profiling of ion channel activity in human blood cells with potential utility for early disease diagnosis and monitoring of autoimmune disorders. Led the development and execution of the inaugural Interdisciplinary Life Sciences program at the University of San Francisco with industry-sponsored projects for undergraduate students.

Live-cell analysis, drug discovery assays, GPCR screening, high-throughput electrophysiology, ion channel pharmacology, single-cell workflows, translational research, microfluidics
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from HCLS commercial leaders. What teams ask before starting a PoC – on agents, pricing, security, and rollout. Last updated April 30, 2026

A Revenue Catalyst Intel Card is a self-contained prospecting brief that combines a live buying signal, account relevance to your ICP, named contacts with double-verified LinkedIn and email, and a recommended outreach play – built so a rep can act in under 5 minutes. Each card pulls from one of our live data sources (FDA approvals, SEC filings, clinical trial milestones, funding rounds, exec moves, conference abstracts) and gets scored against your customer-specific ICP, install base, and territory. The same six-part format powers both Sales Intel Reports (monthly, tabbed by territory) and Conference Intel Reports (per event, tabbed by conference day). Cards are assembled by AI agents and verified by HCLS domain experts before delivery.
Revenue Catalyst provides AI agents and full-service revenue operations for healthcare and life sciences commercial teams. Sales Intel Agents deliver territory-specific signals, verified contacts, competitive intel, and outreach hooks in monthly HTML reports – zero IT required. Conference Intel Agents prepare teams for scientific conferences like AACR, ASCO, ASH, and PEGS with day-by-day poster hit lists, named presenters, and competitive overlays. Prospecting covers net-new outreach campaigns built off the Intel Card – verified contacts, sequenced messaging, and meetings booked. Demand Generation covers content, paid, and event motions tied to the same ICP signals the agents surface – LinkedIn, conference outreach, nurture sequences. Sales Operations covers CRM hygiene, pipeline analytics, and sales-cycle instrumentation so the signals the agents surface actually move through your funnel. Every service is built by HCLS operators with 50+ years of combined experience spanning IC to VP roles across sales, marketing, and customer success.
AI agents are autonomous software systems that monitor market signals continuously – FDA approvals, SEC filings, clinical trial milestones, funding rounds, hiring surges, conference announcements, and more – then enrich and score those signals against your ICP, territory, and CRM data. Revenue Catalyst’s agents are built on the latest frontier AI models, tuned by HCLS commercial operators with 50+ years of combined experience, and run a dedicated fact-check pass on every claim and contact before delivery. Your reps receive Intel Cards with named decision-makers, outreach hooks, and recommended next steps – no queries to write, no manual research required. Each cycle the agents get sharper: they remember what your team acted on, what was flagged as noise, and what your ICP looks like in practice – so monthly reports become more precise as the engagement matures.
AI chat tools (ChatGPT, Claude.ai, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini) require a human to ask the right question, paste in the right context, evaluate the answer, and copy the output to the next step – powerful but still manual. They also have no memory between sessions – every prospecting query starts from a blank slate. A rep researching one account through ChatGPT still spends 30-60 minutes, has no built-in fact-check, and walks away with scattered answers rather than a cohesive brief. AI agents like Revenue Catalyst’s run autonomously and persistently: they pull signals from live data sources every cycle, score every account in your territory against your ICP without prompting, fact-check every claim and contact against public sources, and stitch the output into a single Intel Card per account – the signal, the named contacts (some your reps will already know, which validates the new ones), the hiring picture, the warm-introduction path, and the recommended hook. Cumulative memory across cycles: the agent remembers what it surfaced last month, what your team acted on, and what was flagged as noise. Chat tools answer one question at a time. Agents do the entire research workflow across your full territory, continuously.
ZoomInfo, Apollo, and Zymewire sell seat-based access to a database that your reps then have to research themselves. Revenue Catalyst delivers the finished research – a monthly Intel Card (interactive HTML report) with the named contacts, the dated signals, and the recommended outreach already mapped to specific accounts. There is nothing for reps to query and no SQL to write; they open the report and act. Pricing starts at a $2,500 Proof of Concept versus the $15K-$60K/yr seat licenses typical of the database vendors. The trade-off is fewer total contacts but each one is current and tied to a real, dated buying signal.
Yes. The Intel Cards section above shows four sample Sales Intel cards – an Expansion signal at Genentech / Roche, a Net New Prospect at Crescent Biopharma, a Target HCP / KOL on Dr. Sarah Chen, and a Deep Dive account dossier – plus a Conference Intel Agent example from AACR (286 sessions, 59 commercial-relevant, 93 named contacts). Each card shows what your reps actually receive: the buying signal, account context, named contacts with verified email and LinkedIn, the warm-introduction path, and a recommended outreach hook.
Revenue Catalyst verifies every contact at the moment of report delivery, not from a months-old crawl. For each named contact: LinkedIn profile is checked for current employer and title; business email passes multi-stage verification (pattern match, SMTP check, secondary enrichment); and the source link (LinkedIn URL or press citation) ships with the contact so your rep can audit it in seconds.
Your first report is delivered within a week of kickoff – no integration, no onboarding delays. From there, the agent gets sharper as it learns your ICP, install base, and territory structure. One analytical instruments client went from zero outbound pipeline to 43 qualified opportunities in 2.5 months. A protein analysis company saw a 56% cold email open rate within the first campaign cycle. Because the agent runs autonomously, your team starts every week with fresh, territory-ready intelligence instead of spending hours on manual research. For Conference Intel Reports, the action plan ships before the conference opens so your team walks in with a ranked poster hit list and named-presenter outreach hooks. See client results ↓
Sales Intel Agents are $3,500/mo Standard or $5,000/mo Premium per product line, with graduated volume discounts for companies with multiple product lines. Conference Intel Agents are $1,500 single, $3,750 3-pack (save 17%), or $5,000 5-pack (save 33%). Annual commitments save 20%. Build + Transfer (own the agent stack) is $25,000-$35,000 per product line one-time plus $1,500/mo advisory. Active Sales Intel subscribers receive 20% off any Conference Intel package. No lock-in contracts on any tier. See full pricing ↓
Your data stays inside Revenue Catalyst’s infrastructure – we run on our systems, not yours, with no IT integration on your end. Each customer gets an isolated workspace (separate Git repository) so your ICP, customer lists, and report feedback never touch another customer’s project. The Anthropic account setting that lets Anthropic use inputs to train their models is turned off for all Revenue Catalyst work. Anthropic’s standard 30-day input retention applies for safety and abuse monitoring, then deletes them. Anthropic itself maintains SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001 across the infrastructure that powers our agents. Revenue Catalyst’s own SOC 2 Type 1 and ISO 27701 are evaluating on a roadmap consistent with customer security requirements – we do not claim certifications we do not hold. Read the full Security overview →
No. Revenue Catalyst’s agents replace the research and prep work that consumes 60-70% of an SDR’s week, not the human relationship layer. In life sciences specifically, scientific credibility, regulatory awareness, and KOL judgment are the points where buyers decide whether to engage – those stay with your reps. The agents free your team to spend time on the conversations that close deals, not on opening 14 browser tabs to figure out who at a target account owns the buying decision and why now.
Our Sales Intel agents follow a 5-stage pipeline: (1) data collection from live, cross-domain sources including regulatory databases, job boards, industry news feeds, financial filings, and clinical trial registries; (2) signal processing that filters thousands of data points through your ICP definition, install base, and territory map; (3) four parallel research agents running simultaneously – expansion signals, net-new prospects, target HCP/KOL, and a deep account dossier – each with domain-specific prompting built on 50+ years of HCLS experience; (4) a dedicated fact-check agent that independently verifies every figure, contact, and company detail against public sources; and (5) territory-ready HTML reports tabbed by rep, with a worldwide view for sales leadership. One client went from zero pipeline to 43 qualified opportunities in 2.5 months. See the full engine breakdown ↑
Conference Intelligence Agents prepare your team for scientific conferences like AACR, ASCO, ASH, ASHG, SLAS, ASMS, and PEGS. Our AI scrapes every poster abstract from the conference proceedings, matches them against your product line and target accounts, and delivers a day-by-day action plan with a ranked poster hit list, named presenters with outreach hooks, competitive intelligence (which competitors are presenting and where your accounts overlap), and pre-conference mailer content for your marketing team. The result: your reps show up knowing exactly where to be and what to say, instead of scanning the program book in the hotel lobby. Pricing starts at $1,500 per product line per conference, with 3-pack (save 17%) and 5-pack (save 33%) options. Active Sales Intel subscribers receive 20% off any conference package. See a sample Conference Intel Report ↑
Revenue Catalyst’s Conference Intel Agent ships a per-event action plan tabbed by conference day, including a poster hit list ranked by commercial relevance, named contacts (presenting authors, session chairs, target-company attendees), booth maps, and competitive intel on who else is exhibiting. Reps walk in with a scheduled day-by-day plan instead of an exhibitor PDF. Used at AACR, ASCO, ASH, ASHG, SLAS, ASMS, PEGS and similar shows. Reports ship before the conference opens, and active Sales Intel subscribers receive 20% off any conference package. See a sample conference action plan ↑
The signals that actually predict purchase windows in biotech and pharma are clinical-trial phase transitions (especially Phase II to Phase III), PDUFA dates, FDA submissions and approvals, funding rounds, commercial-team hiring (VP Commercial, first CCO, expansion of field sales), platform-shift announcements, and conference data readouts. Revenue Catalyst’s Sales Intel Agents monitor ClinicalTrials.gov, FDA filings, SEC filings, NIH grants, press releases, and job intelligence boards, then deliver named, dated signals tied to a specific buyer at a specific account – not a generic intent score. Each signal carries a source citation so your reps can verify the trigger before reaching out.
Revenue Catalyst pulls from live, multi-domain data sources including FDA device clearances and drug approvals, SEC filings and earnings reports, ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH grants, conference proceedings (AACR, ASCO, ASH, ASHG, SLAS, ASMS, PEGS), industry news feeds, job intelligence platforms, LinkedIn, and AI-powered deep web research. Sources run continuously and reports refresh on each delivery cycle. For Sales Intel Reports, the agent runs nightly with built-in deduplication so stale intel never resurfaces. For Conference Intel Reports, the full conference program is scraped once and re-scored against your account list as updates publish. Every contact in every card carries source tags pointing to the originating LinkedIn profile, press release, FDA listing, or peer-reviewed publication. New sources are added as they become available.
For Standard and Premium tiers, there is zero integration required – we cross-reference your install base and CRM exports, then deliver standalone HTML reports your team can open anywhere. No IT involvement, no security review, no software to install. For Build+Transfer customers running the agent stack on their own infrastructure, deeper CRM and data-source integrations can be scoped during the engagement. Build + Transfer deploys on your VPC or a dedicated single-tenant server with end-to-end encryption.
Revenue Catalyst’s Standard and Premium tiers run entirely on our infrastructure with zero footprint on your systems – no CRM access required, no PHI ever touches our pipeline. We work exclusively with publicly available commercial signals (FDA listings, SEC filings, ClinicalTrials.gov, press releases, LinkedIn profiles), so there is no HIPAA-regulated data in scope. For Build + Transfer clients who want full control, we deploy on your VPC or a dedicated single-tenant server with end-to-end encryption – your security team owns the deployment. CRM cross-reference is optional and only happens if you choose to share read-only API access or push key fields for matching. Reports are delivered via password-protected URLs hosted on revenuecatalyst.io that your team can share without IT setup, login provisioning, or security review. Revenue Catalyst does not currently sign HIPAA Business Associate Agreements under the Standard or Premium tiers. If your engagement requires PHI handling or a signed BAA, our Build+Transfer option deploys the agent stack on your own infrastructure where your security team owns the BAA path.
Revenue Catalyst processes only publicly available business contact information about scientists, executives, and commercial decision-makers at HCLS organizations – drawn from FDA approvals, SEC filings, ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH grants, conference proceedings (AACR, ASCO, ASH, etc.), public LinkedIn profiles, and corporate websites – under the legitimate interest lawful basis (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)), the same basis used by major B2B sales intelligence vendors. We provide a public Privacy Notice describing our processing, sources, retention, and data subject rights; a Data Processing Addendum with 2021 EU Standard Contractual Clauses available on request for EU-targeting customers; a data subject rights process at privacy@revenuecatalyst.io (access, rectification, erasure, objection – 30-day response, 72-hour suppression); and we rely on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework for transfers, with SCCs as a backup safeguard. We do not process patient health information or any GDPR special-category data, and we do not claim a “GDPR certification” (no such certification exists). Our customers act as independent controllers responsible for their own outreach lawful basis under ePrivacy/PECR rules where applicable.
Every report passes through a dedicated fact-check agent before delivery. This verification agent independently cross-checks every contact name, title, company detail, and market claim against public sources – SEC filings, FDA databases, ClinicalTrials.gov, LinkedIn, and company websites. Contacts include source tags showing exactly where each data point originated. If a claim cannot be verified, it gets flagged or removed – never guessed. Email contacts pass multi-stage verification (pattern match, SMTP check, secondary enrichment) before any name ships. On top of that, our HCLS commercial veterans review every report with the same judgment we used managing territories and running commercial teams. We catch things a generic system would miss because we have sold into these accounts ourselves.
Revenue Catalyst clients consistently see 5-20x ROI within the first quarter – driven by 40+ hours of analyst work replaced per rep per month, materially higher cold email open rates (56% vs. the 23% industry average), and faster pipeline build (one VC-backed biotech went zero-to-43 qualified opportunities in 2.5 months). At $3,500/mo for the Standard tier and a typical sales rep cost of $150K+ fully loaded, recovering 10 hours of research time per rep per week pays for the agent within weeks. The PoC structure ($2,500 credited toward subscription) is designed so you can measure your own ROI on real output before committing – if it does not drive action, you keep the report. Active subscribers report cumulative gains as the agent learns ICP, install base, and rep feedback patterns over each cycle.
Week 1: 30-minute intake call to lock ICP, target accounts, and target signals; first Intel Card delivered as a password-protected interactive HTML report. Ongoing: feedback/tuning cycle – rep feedback is captured async and folded into the next run. Month 2 onward: monthly Intel Cards (Sales Intel Agents) or per-event Intel Cards (Conference Intel Agents). No CRM rip-and-replace, no integrations to build, no rep training – your team consumes the report in their browser. The agent gets sharper each cycle as it learns which signals you act on and which you flag as noise.
Yes. Revenue Catalyst Intel Cards are built for biotech, pharma, diagnostics, medical device, and life-science tools and instruments. CRO/CDMO and other adjacencies are evaluated case-by-case. The signals and contact roles change by vertical – FDA 510(k) clearances and IDN procurement for medical device; CLIA/CAP labs and reference-lab partnerships for diagnostics; FDA approvals and PDUFA dates for biotech and pharma – and the agent is configured per ICP at intake. The same Intel Card format works across verticals; the underlying signal mix and named-contact roles get tuned to your market.
We have built and run commercial teams in analytical instruments, flow cytometry, single-cell analysis, genomics, proteomics, diagnostics, digital health, pharma services, and medtech – at companies including Thermo Fisher, Sartorius, Bio-Rad, and multiple venture-backed startups. That operating experience is what makes the intelligence useful. We know which FDA approval is a buying signal versus noise, which conference talks indicate budget authority, and which hiring patterns signal expansion. The agents are prompted with that context, not generic templates. New verticals adjacent to HCLS (CRO services, lab informatics, scientific publishing) are evaluated case-by-case based on data-source overlap with our existing pipeline.
Revenue Catalyst and intent-data platforms solve different problems. Bombora and 6sense aggregate web behavior signals across thousands of sites to identify accounts researching topics. Revenue Catalyst surfaces specific, dated buying events at named accounts – IND clearances, funding rounds, exec moves, conference activity, hiring surges – tied to your ICP and product line, with named contacts and a recommended outreach play. The two are complementary, not substitutes. Intent data tells you which accounts are in market; Revenue Catalyst tells your reps exactly what just happened, who to talk to, and what to say. Most HCLS commercial teams need the latter – life sciences buying cycles are signal-driven (regulatory milestones, clinical trial events, hiring at target functions), and broad intent data tends to be too noisy for life sciences accounts. If you already use Bombora or 6sense, our Intel Cards work alongside them as the action-ready layer.
Yes – KOL identification and mapping is core to our Target HCP/KOL Intel Cards (Premium tier). Our agents identify key opinion leaders, scientific advisors, and HCP champions tied to your priority accounts using a combination of publication history (peer-reviewed journals, ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH grant databases), conference activity (AACR, ASCO, ASH, ASHG, SLAS, ASMS, PEGS speaker rosters and abstracts), advisory board positions, and warm-introduction paths through your team’s LinkedIn network. Each KOL Intel Card includes the named clinician or scientist, their recent publications and presentations, current affiliations, the buying-decision context (who they influence, what they care about), and a recommended outreach angle tied to a specific recent piece of work. KOL Intel Cards are included in the Premium tier; Standard tier focuses on Expansion and Net-New Prospect cards across your territory.
Both, depending on the engagement. Standard and Premium tiers are AI-agent subscriptions – you receive monthly Intel Reports your team acts on, with the agent stack run on our infrastructure. Many customers also engage our Rev Ops services (Prospecting, Demand Generation, Sales Operations) as a fractional layer alongside the agents – for example, having Revenue Catalyst run outreach campaigns directly off the Intel Cards instead of doing it in-house, or augmenting an existing sales ops function with CRM hygiene, pipeline analytics, and territory planning. This combined model works well for early-stage biotech and mid-market HCLS commercial teams that want commercial intelligence plus execution without hiring a 5-person ops team. Build + Transfer is the option for customers who want to own the agent stack outright on their infrastructure – we deploy, train, and transfer.

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