
Which channel, partner, campaign, and message actually produced the deal, traced from first touch to closed contract.
Enterprise deals involve six to eleven people and dozens of touches over months. Last click reporting will tell you the demo request produced the revenue, which is true and useless.
We build the model that shows what actually moved the account, so budget stops flowing to whichever channel happens to sit closest to the form fill.
First touch, assisting touches, and closing touch weighted to a model your finance team will accept.
The path mapped at account level, not contact level, because that is how enterprise deals actually happen.
Sourced versus influenced revenue split across SDR, partner, paid, events, and inbound.
The touches that never get credit under last click but consistently appear in won deals.
CRM fields, definitions, and hygiene rules so the model keeps working after we leave.
A quarterly recommendation on what to cut, hold, and fund, with the evidence attached.
Account overlap analysis, partner category selection, and the commercial case each category needs to hear.
Outreach to partner leadership, first agreements signed, incentive terms agreed.
Run the model against closed deals from the last four quarters to check it explains outcomes you already know.
Monthly contribution reporting and a quarterly recommendation on where the budget should move.
These are the numbers we report on and are judged against. Full definitions sit on the KPI Layer.
Paid acquisition and creative testing run against pipeline contribution rather than impressions or clicks.
A named outbound team working your Tier 1 list across email, phone, and LinkedIn, to a written qualification standard.
Recruiting and activating the partners who can produce referral and joint selling pipeline into accounts you can’t reach cold.
Bring your close rate, your contract value, and the accounts you cannot get into. We will build the model on the call.