Executive thesis
The enterprise opportunity is not longevity data for advisors. It is the operating layer that helps a firm act when longevity changes the household plan.
Market sizing
More than 16,000 adviser firms report AUM. The useful market is the smaller universe with enough scale, offices, and operating burden to need a firm-controlled transition layer.
The right account list is narrow by design: 556 broad enterprise-adjacent firms, 196 realistic expansion candidates, 92 tight-fit firms, and 39 names for first review.
Market economics
The enterprise question is not account count alone. It is whether the product earns infrastructure-level ACV inside a named universe.
At 20% capture of 556 broad enterprise-adjacent firms, ACV determines whether this is a feature business or a scaled software company.
Category gap
CRM, planning, documents, reporting, custody, and AI notes are already adopted. The missing layer is governed household transition orchestration.
Next twelve months
Track advisor adoption, household activation, journeys, resources, vendors, documents, and evidence completeness.
Security, SSO, CRM mapping, roles, AI handling, vendor controls, and audit evidence become sales assets.
Show the product is not a custom SEIA implementation. Show the standard travels.
Move from aging and care into estate, insurance, tax, family governance, and special needs workflows.
The firm owns the standard of care. The advisor owns the relationship. Healthspan owns the sequence that makes both scalable.