Seven projects spanning the full analytics maturity curve — from metric governance and standardized reporting through diagnostic analysis to AI-powered prescriptive recommendations. Built for GTM teams in the specialty EHR space.
Built by Kristen Martino · All projects use synthetic or publicly available data (CMS NPPES, Medicare PUF, Census, Salesforce-modeled) · No proprietary data
GTM analytics governance platform — metric registry with conflict resolution, reporting adoption tracker, shadow spreadsheet monitor, maturity roadmap, and a prescriptive anomaly detection engine that generates actionable alerts from metric time-series data.
AI-powered conversational analytics for GTM teams. Ask plain-English questions about pipeline, rep performance, win rates, and churn — get instant answers with actionable recommendations.
Sales funnel analyzer with stage-by-stage conversion rates, source attribution, velocity analysis by deal size, weighted pipeline forecast, and leaky bucket diagnostics.
Market opportunity scoring that ranks metro areas by specialty EHR adoption potential using CMS provider density, Census demographics, and Medicare utilization.
Revenue cycle benchmarking dashboard comparing practice KPIs against synthetic peer cohorts — the kind of analytics that drives EHR platform stickiness and reduces churn.
Procedure volume and reimbursement trend monitor with auto-flagging of accelerating CPT codes — early market signals for GTM planning.
AI-powered practice performance tool — a practice manager asks plain-English questions about their revenue, denials, and provider productivity and gets instant answers.
These projects are organized around a core belief: the hardest part of GTM analytics isn't building dashboards — it's building the operating model underneath them. Metric standardization, data trust, reporting adoption, and organizational readiness are prerequisites for the kind of predictive and prescriptive analytics that actually change business outcomes. That's why NorthStar (governance) and AskGTM (prescriptive AI) sit at the top — they represent the foundation and the destination.
All data is synthetic or derived from publicly available sources (CMS NPPES provider registry, Medicare Physician PUF, Census Bureau, MGMA/HFMA published benchmarks, Salesforce-modeled GTM data). No proprietary or patient data was used.
Tech stack: React, Next.js, Python data pipelines (pandas, NumPy, L2 logistic regression), Claude API (Anthropic) for natural language analytics. Each project is designed to be extensible with real data sources (Salesforce, HubSpot, billing systems, data warehouses).