For reference laboratories

Monetize the data you already produce. Then grow the core business with it.

Reference laboratories come to Hyperdrive for two reasons. The data they already generate becomes a passive revenue line through the Lab Network, and their sales teams get targeted lists of the providers that actually match their ideal customer profile.

18K

Labs indexed

153K

Specialty providers indexed

410K

Test results a month

The problem

The data sits idle, and the sales team builds its own lists.

A reference lab produces results at volume, and that record is an enterprise asset most labs never realize the value of. It stays inside the LIS, used once for the report it was generated for.

Meanwhile the sales team assembles target lists from Google, the NPI registry and last year’s spreadsheet, then loses more time to bad addresses and closed offices. The lab has ordering data of its own and no resolved view of the market it sells into.


How Voyager solves it

Two lines of value from one set of data

01

Passive revenue through the Lab Network

Join a select group of clinical, pathology and genomics laboratories. We help you build the system and process to turn the data you already produce into a revenue line and a durable enterprise asset the rest of the business can use, without changing lab operations.

02

Targeted lists that match your ICP

Filter the resolved US market down to the providers who fit your ideal customer profile: specialty, test mix, organization, geography. Your reps work an enriched list instead of building one.

03

Volume moving in and out of your market

See which providers are sending work elsewhere and where volume concentrates inside a health system, so the sales team acts on movement rather than reading about it next quarter.


See Voyager in action

See your own ordering market

Tell us your service lines and the geography you serve. We will show you the providers, organizations and movement Voyager would hand your sales team, and walk through what joining the Lab Network involves.