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Posts
Post dates, links, and performance. These numbers give context, not deal credit.
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Download sample posts CSVKnow which deals have a content trail.
Bring your post numbers, buyer signals, and CRM export together. See the evidence behind each deal, including the gaps. No made-up revenue credit.
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The sample uses fictional companies and numbers.
Put your evidence in one place.
Use three CSV exports. Map your columns after each file loads. You can start with the sample and replace it with your own data.
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Buyer signals
Tracked clicks, replies, sales shares, account activity, or buyer reports.
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Download sample signals CSV03
CRM deals
Deal IDs, creation dates, stages, plus optional value and “how did you hear about us?”
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Download sample deals CSVYour evidence, deal by deal.
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The tool uses a fixed evidence rule so the same files get the same result. Review the record before sharing any claim.
Direct trace
A specific post interaction matches the deal ID or contact email before the deal was created. This traces an observable path. It does not prove the post caused the sale.
Plausible influence
A company-level signal or sales share appears before deal creation, or a buyer-reported source mentions content. The path to an individual buyer or specific post is incomplete.
Unknown
There is no qualifying signal in the lookback window. That does not mean content had no effect. It means these exports cannot show one.
Only exact deal IDs, contact emails, and company domains are matched. Post impressions alone never move a deal into an evidence category. Signals on or after the deal creation date do not qualify.
Use ISO dates (YYYY-MM-DD), one currency per deal, and consistent domain names. Remove private notes you do not need before loading a file. Downloads stay on your device.