Radformation

radformation.com · New York City, United States of America

Radformation develops software tools that automate and streamline radiation therapy treatment planning and quality assurance workflows for oncology clinics and hospitals, helping medical physicists and dosimetrists improve plan quality, consistency, and efficiency. The company sells its products on a subscription and license basis to cancer centers and radiotherapy providers worldwide.

  • Clinical Trial & Research Software
Revenue
$35.0M
Employees
170
Founded
2016
Headquarters
New York City, United States of America

What 7 Arbolus experts think of Radformation

7 customers have reviewed Radformation so far. The full customer report is in progress and publishes once enough customers have been interviewed in depth.

Who reviewed Radformation

Total customers 7 7 current · 0 former
Reviews growth +7 in six months
Seniority of respondents
  • C-Suite 86% (6)
  • Manager 14% (1)
Other Analyst C-Suite NPS 9 Will renew
Other Leader C-Suite NPS 7 Undecided
Operations Leader C-Suite NPS 10 Will renew

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Sentiment

85 Net Promoter Score, from 7 scored reviews
  • Promoters 6
  • Passives 1
  • Detractors 0

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Renewal intent

Plan to renew 80%
  • Will renew 4
  • Undecided 1
  • Not renewing 0

Plan to renew, by seniority

  • C-Suite 80% 5 answers
  • 9.5/10 Average score from customers who will renew
  • 7/10 Average score from undecided customers

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