What it doesAttributionComing
Pipeline traced to campaigns
Campaign names and CRM fields are set up so leads, opportunities and pipeline can be traced to the campaign and the ad.
# Larkspur Analytics, an example
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NamingOne convention, readable in your CRM
EventsLead, opportunity and website visit, on every campaign
CRMThe campaign carried on every lead it produces
CreditClicks only, and only before the deal
Example account (fictional), generated by nForce
The funnel set-up is quoted, pipeline by campaign is coming
Prices come from the price list. Items marked “in the plan” are included in the monthly plan.
Every price| Item | Price | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| The funnel, wired | Quoted from your audit | Naming and CRM source fields set up so every lead carries its campaign. |
| Pipeline by campaign | Coming | Monthly: which campaigns and ads produced qualified pipeline, not just leads. |
| Impressions by company | Coming | Directional only: LinkedIn's company report leaves about a fifth of impressions unattributed, so it is never proof that a given account saw an ad. |
Credit for clicks before the deal, never for views
From the standard every nForce build is held to.
Read the standard- A deal counts only if it came after the contact
- Clicks only: views don't get credit
- No “these accounts saw us” claim at account level: LinkedIn doesn't support it, so we won't sell it
Coming
The funnel set-up depends on your CRM and your naming history.
Start with a free audit
Add nForce to Claude, sign in with LinkedIn read-only, and type “audit my LinkedIn account”. The report is ready about three minutes after you answer its questions.