Source overview

CRM sources Maven can bring into the same reporting layer.

A quick map of the CRM and lifecycle systems this solution is built around. Each source links to its integration page for deeper proof, while this page stays focused on the reporting use case.

Reporting jobs

The recurring CRM decisions Maven turns into trusted reporting.

Once CRM source data is mapped into governed metrics, agencies can answer the decisions that usually get trapped across native dashboards, spreadsheets, and one-off analysis.

Spend to pipeline

Connect acquisition sources to leads, deals, opportunity value, win rate, and closed revenue.

Pipeline health

Review pipeline value, stage movement, stale opportunities, owner performance, and close timing.

Lead quality

Separate raw leads from qualified leads, real opportunities, spam, no-shows, and won customers.

Forecasting

Use deal amount, stage, win rate, source quality, and close date to explain expected revenue.

Reporting workflow

From messy CRM records to a report your agency can stand behind.

1

Connect CRM sources

Authorize the CRM and the account, location, or organization that should feed Maven reporting.

2

Map what can be trusted now

Normalize leads, contacts, deals, opportunities, stages, owners, sources, and dates into governed reporting definitions.

3

Blend acquisition context

Join CRM outcomes to paid media, web analytics, UTMs, lifecycle sources, and support context when available.

4

Ship reporting outputs

Use dashboards, agent answers, alerts, recurring reports, and report templates from the same metric definitions.

Build the first CRM and revenue report your agency can trust.

Start with one supported CRM source, map leads, deals, stages, owners, and source fields, then expand into dashboards, recurring reports, and analysis from the same trusted layer.

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