Practice websites
Listed services, equipment, financing language, locations, staff mix, and patient-facing positioning.
Data standards
Bullseye reads the public-facing footprint a practice chooses to put into the market. We turn those visible signals into a transparent fit decision without crossing into patient or private data.
What we use
A source contributes only the context it can legitimately support. We do not turn a directory field or public review into certainty it cannot carry.
Listed services, equipment, financing language, locations, staff mix, and patient-facing positioning.
Specialty, affiliations, listed procedures, locations, and baseline provider context.
Location footprint, categories, hours, review patterns, and visible business details.
Patient-facing language and practice-model clues, interpreted conservatively and never treated as clinical truth.
Public identifiers, taxonomy, and consistent anchors for structure and deduplication.
Used only when relevant, appropriate, and publicly available for the engagement.
The boundary is part of the product
Commercial fit does not require patient-level visibility. Bullseye is designed to operate without it.
From observation to action
Start with stable practice and provider identity fields to reduce duplication.
Require the evidence to describe the actual practice, not a blog, referral partner, or historical mention.
Keep practice fit and evidence confidence as distinct dimensions.
Route ambiguous, blocked, or thin-source records to a human rather than manufacturing certainty.
PRECISE LANGUAGE
See the evidence standard in action
One 30-minute working session. We map the fit signals and hard exclusions that matter in your market, then show you what better prioritization looks like.
Book a Bullseye brief ↗No contract. No patient data. No automated outreach.