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Bring the listings, CRM, and follow-up you already run. We map this feature against that work.
Source-to-deal reporting when campaign, stage and deal-value inputs are connected. Where an input is missing, the report stops there — revenue is never inferred.
Representative — not a production capture. The walkthrough video for this feature is being filmed; every feature on the wall is getting one.
A broker wants to know which listing, ad, or source produced real pipeline — not just clicks — and is willing to keep stages and deal values current.
The reporting reads the CRM record itself, not a separate ad dashboard — and it shows only what is connected. No estimate fills the gap.
Common questions
The source is recorded when a lead enters, stays on the contact, and carries onto the deal as the pipeline moves. A revenue figure appears only when your team has recorded the stages and deal values needed to support it — otherwise the report stops at the last connected event.
Meta tells you about clicks and form fills. The CRM report can show what happened after — response, pipeline entry, showing, deal — to the extent those events are recorded. It does not guess at what was not recorded.
Leads can carry the listing that produced them, so each launch accumulates its own source record: leads, follow-up, and pipeline. The report shows only the connected inputs available for that property.
No. We do not claim that. Won deals need recorded values, and source and stage data must stay connected the whole way. Where those inputs are missing, the report stops at the latest supported pipeline event rather than inferring revenue.
Thirty minutes with the founders, no deck. We walk this feature — and the rest of the engine — against your actual listings and pipeline.
Bring the listings, CRM, and follow-up you already run. We map this feature against that work.
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