Sales-led & Enterprise
Marketing generates demand and sales closes it. Between the first ad click and the signed contract, nobody can say what happened. Spectacle connects every touchpoint to every closed deal, so both teams see the same answer.

The Problem
A €50K deal closes. The CRM lead source says "organic." The contact also clicked 3 LinkedIn ads and visited pricing 6 times over 2 months.
Your CRM assigns a single source per contact, one moment out of a multi-month journey. Useful, but one-dimensional. Decisions built on it are incomplete.
Enterprise deals have 3–7 stakeholders. Your CRM sees 4 separate contacts on 4 separate journeys, not one company buying one solution.
When marketing can't show the full journey, sales doesn't trust the numbers. Channels that start conversations get cut; channels that only close them get funded.
The Solution
Spectacle doesn't replace your CRM. It connects to it and adds the marketing analytics layer your CRM wasn't built to provide.
Your buyer clicked a LinkedIn ad 3 months before talking to a rep, and visited 11 times across 4 channels. It's all recorded before sales picks up the phone.
Every visit captured — source, campaign, timestamp
Assist channels visible, not just the converting one
Anonymous history stitched back at form fill
No limited lookback window, journeys span months
Deal stage, value, close date, and contacts flow in from HubSpot or Salesforce. Spectacle reads them
Deal stages and values read live, surviving stage renames
Real closed revenue, not estimated conversion values
Lifecycle stages mapped automatically
Webhook integrations
Company-level tracking merges every stakeholder's touchpoints into one B2B journey. See what influenced the deal. Not just who filled out the form.
Multiple contacts merged into one company journey
Deal influence across the full committee
Account-level rollups via CRM
ABM-ready: see target accounts researching you
For any closed deal, see every marketing touchpoint that contributed, and how €80K of revenue distributes across 15 touchpoints under 4 models.
Deal-by-deal influence timelines
Pipeline by channel, revenue by campaign
4 attribution models
Time-to-pipeline and time-to-close by source
KPI
Same data, both teams — pipeline and revenue attributed across the full journey.
journey
Per deal — every stakeholder, every channel, merged into one timeline.
models
Linear, First Touch, Last Touch, U-Shaped — on the same closed-won revenue.
Lookback
Touchpoints preserved for the length of your sales cycle, not a 28-day window.
First-party
Your data, one source of truth
Platform Features
Enterprise-depth journey tracking, priced for growth-stage teams.
Cross-Channel Funnels
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LinkedIn Company Attribution
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Reporting Hub
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Visitor Reveal
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Audience Hub
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John Doe
CEO
John Doe, CEO of Tech Innovations
John's team at work

Integrations
HubSpot and Salesforce bi-directional. Google, LinkedIn, Meta, TikTok, and Microsoft Ads for spend. Stripe, Segment, Calendly, and Typeform for every conversion event.
FAQ
Your CRM assigns one source per contact — a snapshot. It misses assist channels, the rest of the buying committee, and how revenue distributes across the 15 touchpoints that influenced the deal. Spectacle adds that layer; it doesn't replace the CRM.
Company-level tracking combines touchpoints from every contact at a company into a single B2B journey. When the deal closes, revenue is attributed across all marketing interactions with that company — not just the form-filler.
Yes — contacts, accounts, opportunities, and deal stages sync bi-directionally. Deal values and close dates flow in; journey data can flow back for rep visibility.
Indefinitely. 2-week cycles and 9-month cycles work the same way — no lookback window expires your data.
Your BI team can build attribution — in weeks, with ongoing maintenance every time sales renames a stage. Spectacle gives marketing and sales self-serve, revenue-attributed data without BI tickets, and your BI team gets their roadmap back.