For KOL managers, MSLs, medical affairs and DOL program leads

Pharma moves fast.
Do these problems
sound familiar?

  • Your KOL list was accurate when it was built, and less accurate every quarter since.
  • Hours spent confirming whether someone is actually credible on a mechanism, not just well known.
  • Hearing about a shift in expert opinion, or a competitor's KOL activity, after it has already spread.

Authorix tells you who actually holds authority on a therapeutic area or mechanism, so you can find them, check them before you act, and follow them as the field moves.

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Find, verify, follow

The three questions a KOL strategy asks you

They run in sequence on almost every engagement, and each one hands the next its answer.

01

Authority Search

Find the HCP worth engaging, not just the one with the biggest profile.

Describe the therapeutic area, mechanism or indication in a sentence and get a ranked list of the people who genuinely hold authority on it, filtered by country, platform and specialty. Every result carries a bio, resolved social and publication accounts, and an authority score, so you can go from indication to a callable name in one step.

  • Rank by who the field actually cites and follows, not by follower count
  • Filter to your therapeutic area, market or region
  • See who is rising on a mechanism before they are the obvious advisory board pick
Open Authority Search
Authorix Authority Search showing ranked authorities with authority scoresLive at the top of this page
02

Authority Verification Verify

Check that authority actually extends to the claim, before your company puts a name behind it.

Paste a post, a publication, an article link, a name or a handle. You get an objective authority score for the person, the specific topics they hold real standing in, and their full cross platform footprint. Built from real public signals, not an institutional badge or a title.

  • Works from a URL, a name or a handle
  • Shows the topics a person is credible in, and the ones they are not
  • Separates a genuine specialist in a mechanism from a well known generalist
Open Verify
Authorix Verify showing an authority score for a sourceRuns live on this page. No account needed.
03

Authority Realtime Content Pulse

Get the shift in expert opinion from the source, before it reaches your quarterly review.

A live feed of what ranked authorities are publishing on a given therapeutic area, pulled straight from their own posts and publications and sorted by how much credible attention it is drawing. Track a mechanism, or track your own curated list of KOLs and DOLs, and get it as a digest.

  • Sorted by the authority of who is talking, not by engagement
  • Track a therapeutic area or a hand picked list of KOLs
  • Delivered as a daily or weekly digest
Open Pulse
Sorted by the authority of who is talking
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See all three on a therapeutic area your team is covering

A short walkthrough: Authority Search, Verify and Pulse, on your indication.

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Nine minutes on one indication

What that actually looks like before you commit budget

One promising name, three questions, and a validated shortlist before the invite is sent.

  1. 0 min

    A name comes up internally

    An MSL flags a physician who has been vocal about a new mechanism of action. Strong presence, no formal read on whether the field actually treats them as credible on this specific mechanism.

  2. 2 minAuthority Verification

    Verify tells you where their authority actually sits

    You paste their profile. They hold real, recognized authority in a related but different therapeutic area, and close to none yet in the new mechanism. Worth a relationship, not yet an advisory board seat.

  3. 5 minAuthority Search

    Search gives you who does hold that authority

    You search the actual mechanism and get a ranked list of researchers and HCPs the field recognizes, with resolved accounts. Four are reachable and active in your target region.

  4. 9 minAuthority Realtime Content

    Pulse shows what they have already said publicly

    Two of the four have posted on the mechanism in the past week, from their own accounts and publications. You have a validated shortlist and existing public commentary to reference before the first call.

That's nine minutes on one indication

We'll run the same sequence with your team, on a therapeutic area you are actually working.

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The Authority Index

One index. Three ways in.

Authorix is not three tools that happen to share a login. It is one continuously updated index of who holds authority on what, and three ways of asking it a question. Search asks it who. Verify asks it about one person. Pulse asks it what those people are saying right now. Same scores, same evidence, same people, whichever door you come in through.

  1. 01

    Resolve the person

    Every account, publication and profile an HCP or researcher holds across platforms is linked into one identity, so you are looking at a person rather than a fragmented set of profiles.

  2. 02

    Weigh who vouches for them

    Citations, follows, mentions and engagement from peers are extracted and weighted by the authority of the people making them. A large following counts for less than recognition from respected peers in the field.

  3. 03

    Score them per therapeutic area

    Authority is scored per therapeutic area and mechanism, never as one global number. Someone can rank at the top in cardiology and near zero in a new immunotherapy class, and the index says so.

  4. 04

    Keep it current

    Scores and content re-sync continuously, so what you see reflects who holds authority today, not who was influential when the KOL database was last updated.

Before you ask

The four questions every medical affairs team asks

Where does the data come from?

Publicly available data across major platforms, publications and the open web, collected through compliant API access maintained for years. We resolve identities and score the public signals between them. Nothing private, nothing scraped from behind a login.

Is the score a black box?

No. Authority comes from who cites, follows and mentions a person, weighted by the standing of those people, and it is scored per topic. The full method is published.

Read the methodology

Where is our data processed?

Entirely in Europe. Hosted in Helsinki via Hetzner, with a self hosted model layer and no US cloud dependencies, so it holds up to a GDPR review by your compliance team.

European infrastructure

What does it cost to start?

A demo is the starting point. We walk your team through the index on a therapeutic area you are actually working on, no commitment. Paid plans start when you need volume, and team wide access is part of that conversation.

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Before you commit budget, check who really holds authority.

We'll walk your team through Authority Search, Verify and Pulse, on a therapeutic area you are covering.

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