Datavant's biggest life sciences asset is its ecosystem of 350+ real-world data partners, and it promises those partners better "visibility of your data to potential buyers". But the Find a Partner directory is built in the browser: its HTML says "No results found" and "Enable JavaScript to load items", and none of the 1,024 URLs in the sitemap is a page for a partner or a data type. A researcher who searches for "linkable oncology EHR data" or asks an AI assistant "who provides mortality data for RWE?" will not find Datavant's answer. HealthVerity and Truveta list their data types on pages anyone can read.
First action
List the 11 data types and draft the first three pages.
How to measure it
Life sciences inbound requests from ecosystem pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- +50%
- By
- 2 quarters
Steps
Agree the structure
Data-type pages first, partner profiles second.
Marketing Campaign Manager, Life Sciences 2 days
Write data-type pages
Eleven pages: what is available, use cases, linkage.
Marketing Campaign Manager, Life Sciences 2 weeks
Render on the server
Pages and directory readable without JavaScript.
Web team 1 week
Ask partners
Opt-in profile content from each data partner.
Client Partner, Ecosystem 1 month
Publish profiles
Linked from the data-type pages.
Marketing Campaign Manager, Life Sciences ongoing
Add to sitemap
Titles, descriptions, internal links.
Web team 1 day
Route requests
By data type to the ecosystem team.
Sr. Marketing Program Manager 2 days
Measure
Rankings, AI citations and requests monthly; share partner page views with partners.
Marketing Campaign Manager, Life Sciences monthly
Why it works
Publish one server-rendered page per data type (claims, EHR, genomics, imaging, lab, mortality, registries, SDOH, patient-reported outcomes, remittance, clinical trial) describing what is available through the ecosystem, typical use cases and linkage options, with a "find data for my study" form. Then, with each partner's consent, publish a short partner profile (data type, coverage, refresh, tokenized) linked from those pages. Add them to the sitemap, give each a title and description, and route form fills to the Client Partner, Ecosystem team by data type.
Life sciences teams start data sourcing with a search. Indexable pages turn the ecosystem from a sales claim into a catalogue that brings inbound demand, and they deliver the visibility partners were promised, which helps the ecosystem team sign and keep data sources.
Risks and how to handle them
Partners want confidentiality
Publish only what each partner approves; keep data-type pages generic.
Thin pages
Include real use cases and linkage options on every page.
Evidence
- Your websiteFind a Real-World Data Partner page (checked twice on October 23, 2026): partners load in the browser from a script; the page's HTML shows "No results found." with "Enable JavaScript to load items." The sitemap (1,024 URLs) has no page for any individual partner or data type. The Real-World Data Ecosystem page promises partners they can "Improve visibility of your data to potential buyers" and "Drive demand for your data assets", and says "more than 300 partner organizations", while the homepage and footer say "350+".Source
- HiringMarketing Campaign Manager, Life Sciences (remote US, posted October 21, 2026), reporting to the Head of Marketing: runs "integrated marketing campaigns that drive engagement, demand, and pipeline growth" across "email, web, social, events, paid media, and sales enablement"; manages "sales materials, email content, landing pages"; reports "engagement, lead generation, and pipeline contribution"; supports "trade shows, webinars"; and works with "lead lifecycle concepts (MQL, SQL, nurture programs)".Source
- HiringClient Partner, Ecosystem (posted October 19, 2026): drives "growth, retention, and satisfaction across Datavant's Ecosystem client base - including data sources, data aggregators, and enterprises", selling "connectivity infrastructure, privacy-preserving linkages, data licensing, and RWE solutions". Client Partner, Life Sciences (posted October 1, 2026): owns accounts across "biopharma, medical device, CROs" with "ultimate responsibility for bookings".Source
- HiringAssociate Product Manager, Data Sourcing (Barcelona, posted October 23, 2026): will "Deliver defined Data Discovery improvements" across "Insights reporting, Explore Assistant, and Datavant Connect", and "support partner referrals for abstraction" for Record Retrieval. Product science is also hiring: a Head of Science Operations, a Director, Product Science and a Senior Product Scientist (October 16-19, 2026).Source
- Competitor researchRivals' own homepages: HealthVerity, "the largest real-world healthcare data platform" with "75+ sources" and a public "Explore the data ecosystem" link; Komodo Health, "Healthcare AI & Real-World Data Analytics for Life Sciences" with "Request a Demo" and "Watch a Demo"; Truveta, "140M+ Patients", with each data type (EHR, closed claims, devices, images, SDOH, mother-child, multiomics, mortality) listed on the homepage.Source