Tracked revenue
Revenue tied to a lead, opportunity, or customer visible in the agreed tracking system.
Results methodology
A useful result states its source, date window, business context, measurement method and limitations.
Revenue tied to a lead, opportunity, or customer visible in the agreed tracking system.
Money the client confirms it received.
Source, opportunity stage, sale, and revenue can be reconciled using the agreed records.
An Aurex campaign or workflow touched the opportunity, but causation cannot be fully isolated.
Collected revenue multiplied by a client-supplied or documented gross-margin estimate.
A result reported without enough source, sale, or revenue documentation to verify.
We reconcile the source record, opportunity history, sale record and revenue amount. We identify the date window, baseline where available, cancellations and refunds, and whether revenue is contracted or collected. Estimates use a documented margin assumption.
We retain the original acquisition source and label recovery, repeat and referral activity separately. One job is counted once in combined revenue. A touched opportunity is classified as influenced when causation cannot be isolated.
Client permission and verification are separate requirements. Both must be satisfied before a financial proof record or client media appears publicly. Supporting images are redacted to remove customer personal information.
Results vary. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Tracked revenue does not establish sole causation. Read the results disclaimer.
Your next step
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