Omnera is one platform with a workspace for each kind of team. Underneath every workspace sit the same verified clinics, the same history and the same matching.
Every clinic is checked against its own website, its Google listing and the CQC register before it enters. Chains are kept as groups with their branches; physiotherapists, pharmacies and holding-company addresses never enter.
Practitioners as the clinic names them on its own site, with their stated roles and GMC, GDC or GPhC register matches where a name matches. The company behind the clinic and its directors, from the Companies House public register, shown as flags and bands.
Brands and treatments advertised, devices by category, the booking platform detected on its booking pages, the finance provider it offers, and AI Product Inference over the lot, each claim quoted from the page it came from.
Every crawl, listing read and register check is stored as an observation. Every attribute keeps its history. Every difference becomes a dated change event with a confidence, so a clinic is a timeline rather than a row.
Live counts, each one dated. The drift report shows how much of it changed in the last 12 months.
Filter the record by postcode, treatments, brands, practitioners and CQC status; cut it into territories; save collections; plan routes.
Upload the accounts, borrowers, merchants, customers or targets you already work from. Omnera matches each row with a confidence and returns the unmatched ones for review.
A feed of what changed across the record, filtered by attribute, date and postcode area: brand switches, practitioner moves, closures, director changes, booking and finance switches.
Rule sets per workspace, each rule with a severity. Alerts on your list come as a downloadable file, with the evidence and the date of each change.
Filtered list exports, evidence sheets, market datapacks, share-of-market reports, switch and greenfield lists, alert files. Each dated, each traceable to the clinics behind it.
Growth and closure-risk scores with the inputs behind them, each published as a versioned score with its method. A score reaches a report only after passing a verified test against known outcomes. The acquisition score is withheld from every customer report: it describes the kind of clinic platforms have bought; it has not been shown to predict who will be bought.
A workspace is a view over the same record: its own navigation, default filters, rule set, report templates and vocabulary. Most teams use one; advisers and Omnera staff use several.
See which clinics fit your injectables and devices, which brands they switched to, and where your territory is growing.
For manufacturers →Find the doctor-led clinics that fit your model, check them before the first call, and watch them change.
For deal teams →See when a borrower’s lead practitioner leaves, a listing closes or a director resigns, with the date of each change.
For lenders →See your share of every region’s high-ticket clinics, and the merchants that switched last quarter.
For finance providers →See which growing clinics run a competitor’s booking system, and which cancellations were closures rather than switches.
For software vendors →We walk you through your market in Omnera, then run it on the list you already work from. The engagement is scoped from what that shows.
Both open an email. Pricing is scoped per engagement; see how it is shaped for each team.