Source-to-outcome reporting
Trace campaigns and sources into qualified leads, opportunities, bookings, orders, won deals, or revenue.
Media attribution reporting
Maven joins acquisition data to CRM, commerce, and operational outcomes, documents the model’s limits, and gives agencies an attribution story that can survive the client’s next question.
The reporting problem
Ad platforms, analytics tools, CRMs, and commerce systems each answer a different question. Combining their totals without reconciling identities, windows, and definitions creates confident-looking reports that fall apart under scrutiny.
Client-ready outputs
Trace campaigns and sources into qualified leads, opportunities, bookings, orders, won deals, or revenue.
Compare first-touch, latest-touch, platform-reported, or custom business logic without pretending they are interchangeable.
Show match rates, missing identifiers, tracking gaps, and known model limitations beside the result.
Accuracy controls
Every model states the lookback period and event logic used to assign credit.
UTMs, click IDs, source fields, and match coverage are checked before the attribution output is treated as decision-ready.
Revenue and pipeline totals are deduplicated against the authoritative business source rather than summed from ad platforms.
Customer proof
19 clients
supported by HIFI Agency’s full-funnel banking attribution workflow, connecting advertising activity to funded-account outcomes.
Read the HIFI story →How implementation starts
Maven starts with the decision the agency needs attribution to support, then audits identifiers, outcome sources, definitions, windows, and coverage before selecting a model.
The model follows the business question and available identity coverage. Maven can support multiple views while documenting the window, source, and limits of each.
Yes, when campaigns and visitors can be connected to CRM records through reliable identifiers, source fields, or mapped business logic.
No. Attribution assigns observed credit within a model. Causal incrementality requires a separate experimental design and should not be inferred from attribution reporting alone.
Bring one recurring report, disputed metric, or client workflow. We'll show where the time goes, what can be trusted now, and how Maven would improve it.
We'll review the workflow behind one client report
You'll see what Maven can own across data, QA, and delivery
No pitch deck. No pressure. 20 minutes.

