Reporting your finance team doesn't have to take on faith
We build tracking and attribution to survive the question 'where did this number actually come from' — because eventually, someone on your board will ask it.
A lot of marketing reporting is built to look complete rather than to be accurate. We start from the opposite instinct: identify every place a conversion could be counted twice, counted late, or missed entirely, and fix that before building the dashboard on top.
That means server-side tracking and S2S postbacks where cookie-based measurement is unreliable, GA4 and Floodlight/CM360 configured to agree with each other rather than quietly disagreeing by twenty percent, and an attribution model chosen because it fits your sales cycle, not because it's the platform default.
The reporting layer on top is built last, once the numbers underneath it are trustworthy.
What this includes
- Server-side tracking implementation and S2S postback configuration
- GA4, Floodlight/CM360, and platform pixel reconciliation
- Attribution modelling matched to your actual sales cycle
- Executive reporting built around the metrics your leadership already uses
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