See the leads, deals and revenue behind every campaign.
Every campaign card shows the leads it brought in, the deals they became and what those deals were worth. Each column totals spend against revenue, so you always know what a campaign cost and what it earned.
Leads, then deals, then the revenue those deals were worth, on the card itself. Every other tool in this category stops at the click, because the deals live in a different system.
The board
What's on a campaign card.
Each card shows the channels a campaign runs on, its budget and its dates, along with the leads it brought in, the deals they became and the revenue those deals were worth. Every column totals what was spent against what came back.
One campaign object, four lenses. Spend to sourced to return, from one database, with leads, won deals and ad spend already joined.
See the revenue each campaign actually earned.
What you spent and what it earned, side by side.
Because your sales pipeline runs in NearSync too, the deals a campaign wins count toward it automatically. No exports, no spreadsheets to stitch together.
- See leads, deals and revenue on every campaign card
- See spend and revenue totalled under every stage
- See revenue in your base currency
- Trust the numbers even after renaming a pipeline stage
- Skip the end-of-month export and report-building
Everything about a campaign in one place.
The content you make and the results you measure both connect to the same campaign, so the plan, the work and the numbers stay together.
- Run one campaign across several channels
- Give it a budget and see what has been spent against it
- Set a start and an end date, and see them on the card
- Move it through stages you define yourself
- Assign an owner from your own team
Access
Who can do what.
Anyone can work the campaigns they own. Setting budgets and changing the stages affects the whole team, so those controls belong to fewer people.
See the board and what each campaign brought in.
Work the campaigns you own and move them along.
Create campaigns, set budgets, assign owners.
Define the stages and who can spend.
Admin is the highest role and can do everything above, so it is worth giving it only to the few people who really need it.
One campaign, start to finish
Thirty-nine thousand in revenue, traced to one campaign.
Every piece of content was linked to the campaign, the leads went straight into Sales, two of them became won deals, and the revenue appeared on the campaign card in your base currency. Nobody exported anything or stitched a report together.
One campaign with its channels, budget, dates and owner all in one place.