Dynamic web contacts (DNI)
Phone numbers, emails and supported forms can link an enquiry to a known website visit, where configured.
Connect calls, emails and forms to known marketing sources. Compare channels by lead quality and recorded sales — not just clicks.
Illustrative example. Results depend on tracking and available sales data.
Track enquiries from your website and selected external channels.
Phone numbers, emails and supported forms can link an enquiry to a known website visit, where configured.
Use a dedicated phone number or email for a portal, event or offline campaign. No website visit needed.
Tracking depends on setup, available identifiers and applicable consent requirements.
Good attribution needs more than a campaign label. It connects the contact event to sales information that your team has actually recorded.
A tracked web visit may be linked to a call, email or form. External placements can use an assigned static contact.
A tracked enquiry is not automatically a qualified lead. Qualification comes from your sales process and agreed criteria.
Where available, compare qualified enquiries, won deals and recorded values with connected or manually entered marketing costs.
A known source shows where an enquiry started. A recorded outcome helps show what happened next.
Sales results are not linked.
When CRM outcomes are available and matched.
Compare available costs, qualified enquiries and recorded outcomes — without assuming every enquiry is attributable. Supported ad-platform costs may be connected; other costs can be entered manually.
Use a CRM integration where supported — or enter won deals manually when no connection is available.
Start with one channel. We’ll review what you can connect to recorded sales outcomes.