For RevOps & Data
Marketing, product, and CRM data live in different shapes, with different definitions of "conversion." Spectacle pulls them into one schema. Natively integrated, server-side, and reliable across the customer journey.

The Problem
Every team wants the same number. Nobody's pulling it from the same place.
Marketing's "lead" is sales' "MQL" is product's "signup" is finance's "customer." Every report starts with a definition fight.
You're stitching exports from Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, HubSpot, and Stripe every week, and the result still ages by Monday.
Your dashboards show a number, but you can't trace it back to the journey or the campaign that drove it. Finance asks "why" and you're rebuilding the report from scratch.
The Solution
One schema. Native syncs. Identity stitching that actually holds. Spectacle gives RevOps and data teams a system that fits inside the modern stack — without the data-warehouse overhead.
Every marketing click, trial activation, and CRM deal maps to one cohesive schema. No more reconciliation. No more "which definition are we using this quarter."
One canonical event model across marketing, product, and CRM
Custom event definitions without breaking historical data
24 months of historical backfill on day one
Spectacle pulls revenue and deal data from every CRM your org might run — HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Odoo, D365, Monday, Zoho — and Stripe. Spend pulls in from your ad platforms; audiences push back out. No CSVs, no Zapier duct tape, no manual mappings to maintain.
8 native CRM integrations — pulled in, no manual stitching
Conversion API on Google and Meta; Matched Audiences on LinkedIn — audiences pushed out continuously
Server-side, first-party tracking — durable and post-cookie
Anonymous sessions, known users, and account-level visitors resolved into a single journey. The moment someone identifies themselves, every prior touchpoint stitches back.
Persistent first-party identifiers that survive cookie clearing
Anonymous → known stitching on form fill, login, or CRM match
Account-level rollups via IP and CRM joins
Four attribution models, applied transparently. When finance asks how the number was built, you can show them — first, last, linear, U-shaped — side by side.
4 attribution models — first, last, linear, U-shaped — applied to the same dataset
Click-only attribution on LinkedIn, no view-through inflation
90-day attribution windows tuned for B2B deal cycles
KPI
Less CSV stitching. Less data-warehouse ticket queue. More time on the things RevOps and data actually want to build.
hours
Weekly time recovered when CSV reconciliation moves to native sync.
schema
Unified across marketing, product, and CRM, no more definition fights.
crm's
Natively integrated: HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Odoo, D365, Monday, Zoho, Stripe. Revenue and deal data pulled in continuously.
months
Of historical data backfilled the day you connect your stack.
Platform Features
Every tool in Spectacle is designed to fit into a modern data stack, not replace it.
Cross-Channel Funnels
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LinkedIn Company Attribution
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Reporting Hub
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company identification
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Audience Hub
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Integrations
Native, server-side, no CSV stitching. Spectacle pulls revenue from every CRM your org runs and pushes audiences out to your ad platforms — all in an afternoon.
FAQ
Not today. Spectacle is a self-contained attribution platform — we don't push row-level data to BigQuery, Snowflake, or Databricks. If warehouse export is on your roadmap, talk to us about what you need.
Persistent first-party identifiers survive cookie clearing. When a visitor identifies themselves — form fill, login, CRM match — every prior anonymous touchpoint stitches back into one journey. Account-level rollups via IP and CRM joins.
No. Spectacle maps your existing events into its schema; you don't rename anything. Custom event definitions are supported without breaking historical attribution.
Faster to stand up, native CRM and ad-platform integrations out of the box, attribution models built in. Spectacle is an opinionated attribution layer — not a warehouse replacement.
Yes. GDPR-compliant with EU data residency available. Server-side, first-party tracking — no third-party cookies or fingerprinting. Lens identifies companies, not individuals. SOC 2 is not yet certified — talk to us about your compliance requirements.