Revenue Attribution Library
Revenue attribution guides for source-to-lead, lead-to-opportunity, booked jobs, invoices, payments, and confidence scoring.
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Revenue attribution
This hub organizes the revenue reporting layer behind ZartsAlgo lead capture, automation, provider data, admin records, and client portal proof.
Libraries
These guides connect lead sources, booked work, invoices, payments, campaign spend, lifetime value, and portal-safe reporting.
Revenue attribution guides for source-to-lead, lead-to-opportunity, booked jobs, invoices, payments, and confidence scoring.
Open librarySource attribution guides for Search Console, GBP, ads, referrals, marketplace leads, call tracking, UTM campaigns, and source confidence.
Open libraryBooked-job tracking guides for scheduled jobs, completed jobs, CRM won stages, job value, service mix, and source-to-booked-job reporting.
Open libraryQuickBooks revenue guides for invoices, payments, customer matching, item matching, duplicate review, reconciliation, and portal-safe summaries.
Open libraryROI reporting guides for campaign spend, cost per booked job, revenue return, payback window, confidence, caveats, and client summaries.
Open libraryLifetime value guides for repeat jobs, recurring revenue, service mix, cohorts, retention, projected value, and client-safe LTV summaries.
Open libraryPortal proof guides for client-safe ROI cards, since-joining improvements, source coverage, booked jobs, revenue summaries, and executive notes.
Open libraryPipelines
Every proof point needs an owner, source, table map, confidence state, and portal-safe summary boundary.
Search, ads, GBP, referral, marketplace, call tracking, manual Proof: Lead volume and source coverage by period.
Admin lead stage, CRM stage, quote request, owner qualification Proof: Qualified rate, response time, and next-action completion.
Project status, CRM won stage, booked appointment, job scheduled Proof: Booked jobs attributed to source, campaign, service, and market.
QuickBooks invoice, admin project value, CRM deal amount Proof: Invoice count, revenue, paid/unpaid status, and source attribution.
QuickBooks payments, Stripe payments, manual payment notes Proof: Collected revenue and average time to payment.
Campaign spend, booked revenue, conversion events, source attribution Proof: Spend, revenue, booked value, ROI, and payback window.
Client services, recurring jobs, invoices, maintenance records Proof: LTV, repeat rate, recurring revenue, and service mix.
Baseline metrics, current period metrics, source coverage, booked jobs Proof: Before/after improvement story with verified metrics.
Search Console, QuickBooks, Thumbtack, Angi, CRM, call tracking Proof: Freshness, missing data, mismatch review, and confidence score.
Report period, revenue attribution, source coverage, campaign outcomes Proof: One-page summary of leads, booked jobs, revenue, ROI, and next moves.
Metrics
Revenue reporting becomes useful when lead volume, booked work, collected revenue, ROI, and since-joining improvement are clearly separated.
count(leads grouped by source, period, market, service) Portal: Yes, summarized.
qualified leads / total leads Portal: Yes.
booked jobs / qualified leads Portal: Yes.
sum(booked job value or won deal amount) Portal: Approved summary only.
sum(verified payments by period) Portal: Approved summary only.
campaign spend / booked jobs Portal: Yes, when spend is approved.
(attributed revenue - spend) / spend Portal: Approved summary only.
collected revenue and projected repeat revenue by client/service Portal: Summary only.
current period metric - baseline metric Portal: Yes.
weighted score from source freshness, match quality, and reconciliation state Portal: Status only.