Not opens. Bookings. And what caused them.
Messages sent, replies, new leads and bookings, sitting next to the campaign that produced them. In language you can read without being trained first.
One system, so the numbers agree with each other
Reporting that answers the only question that matters: which message brought which booking, and which one brought nothing.
What happens without it
What you actually get
Open rate is a comfort metric. Bookings are the one that decides the quarter.
Bookings as a column
Sent, replied and booked, per campaign, so you can rank them by the thing that matters.
Channel truth
Where your customers actually reply, rather than where you assumed they would.
Numbers that agree
One system means nothing has to be reconciled between four exports by hand.
How it works
Send something
Attribution starts working from your first campaign. There is nothing to configure.
Read the booked column
It is the one that decides whether the campaign was worth running.
Do more of that
Duplicate the winner, change one thing, and compare the next one against it.
Where this stops
Attribution only covers what happens inside the platform. If a customer sees your message and then walks into your shop, that connection is invisible here, and no marketing tool solves that honestly. Treat these numbers as the best available signal rather than the whole truth.
Questions people ask
Does it show revenue?
It shows bookings and conversions that happen through the platform. Revenue depends on what you connect. Bring your setup to the call.
Can I see per-channel performance?
Yes, sent and replied broken down by WhatsApp, RCS, email and SMS.
How far back does it go?
Bring this to the call. Retention depends on your plan and we would rather tell you the real number.
Can I export it?
Yes, any time, along with all of your data, with no exit fee.
Works with
See which of your campaigns actually booked anything
Twenty minutes on your real sends. If the answer is none of them, that is a useful thing to find out today.