Attribution

Know which marketing became paid work.

Trades Operator does not report leads. It connects ad spend to booked jobs to collected revenue — in a single data model, without spreadsheets or manual reconciliation.

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Connected workflow
01
Lead captured

Call, form, or campaign source enters the operating record.

02
Work tracked

Customer, estimate, job, evidence, invoice, and payment stay connected.

03
Next action

The next approval, follow-up, or review task is visible without rebuilding context.

The attribution chain

Every step tracked. No gaps.

Most tools report clicks and calls. TO closes the loop all the way to money collected and posted to accounting.

Source-to-revenue reporting

See revenue collected by campaign, keyword, ad group, or referral source. Not impressions. Not leads. Collected dollars.

Cost-per-revenue by channel

Know your true cost per collected dollar by source. Compare Google vs. Meta vs. organic vs. referral on the same metric.

Campaign proof to ad platforms

Growth plan: feed collected revenue signals back to Google and Meta so their algorithms optimize for jobs that actually pay, not just form fills.

Why it matters

Attribution tools report activity. TO reports revenue.

One data model end to end Because calls, jobs, invoices, and accounting all live in the same system, attribution is structural — not a workaround built on webhook stitching.

One data model end to end

Because calls, jobs, invoices, and accounting all live in the same system, attribution is structural — not a workaround built on webhook stitching.

Real-time, not monthly reports

Attribution updates as jobs complete and payments post — not as a batch export at the end of the month after decisions have already been made.

Accounting-grade evidence

Attribution proof is tied to actual invoices and payments in the books — not estimated conversion values or modeled revenue.

Operator Demo

See your marketing actually connected to revenue.

We qualify before we demo. The platform is purpose-built for a specific type of shop.

  • 3–10 trucks or equivalent home service volume
  • Wants one connected operating system — not another integration
  • Cares about calls, jobs, money, attribution, and accounting in the same place
  • Willing to connect real provider workflows during onboarding