HCP Audience Architect
Define the addressable universe, priority segments, signal hierarchy, exclusions, and channel treatment.
Cadence products turn an HCP brief into audience logic, comparable media scenarios, exposure estimates, an investment case, and a decision record. The system shows its assumptions so a strategist can challenge the answer before money moves.
Each module works independently. Together, they preserve the reasoning from audience definition through executive approval.
Define the addressable universe, priority segments, signal hierarchy, exclusions, and channel treatment.
Structure observable competitor activity, compare patterns, and separate evidence from strategic interpretation.
Generate and compare directional HCP channel mixes using editable cost and allocation assumptions.
Estimate qualified reach, average frequency, overlap, and marginal reach without disguising assumptions as facts.
Calculate break-even requirements and scenario ranges from user-supplied value and outcome assumptions.
Export the selected recommendation, sources, assumptions, risks, ownership, and conditions for change.
The public workbench is available for evaluation with synthetic or user-supplied aggregate inputs. Commercial use, team workflows, and configured editions are licensed separately.
For one strategist who needs a disciplined audience architecture and exportable segmentation record.
For independent strategists and small teams using the complete HCP decision workflow.
For a brand or agency team that needs configured assumptions, governance, and custom output structures.
Founding-release prices are published offers from Cadence Health Media, not industry benchmarks. Licensed HCP data, third-party platforms, media, legal review, and activation are not included. Final scope and commercial terms are confirmed in writing before purchase.
The public product does not contain patient data, prescribing claims, licensed HCP profiles, or proprietary benchmarks. Users can work with synthetic inputs or approved aggregate assumptions. Configured data connections require separate rights, governance, and security review.
Use the public workbench