Decisions run on gut feeling
One month feels good and the next one bad, but nobody has the figure to hand.
Knowing how many enquiries arrived and where from, without depending on anyone’s memory.
For businesses already getting enquiries who cannot tell which ones work.

Process example
Every call or form is recorded with its source, so decisions come from data, not impressions.
An ad or a page
Calls or writes in
The source is recorded
We read what worked
One month feels good and the next one bad, but nobody has the figure to hand.
Visits, clicks and minutes, when the only things that count are calls and messages.
What one tool shows does not square with what the team remembers.
Which tools get used depends on the ones your business already has and on the access available.
Agreed before measuring: a call, a form, a message.
Each enquiry is recorded the moment it happens.
The source is kept so it can be read later.
What gets measured and how is written down, and checked before it is trusted.
Measuring is not piling up data: it is being able to answer a question next month.
They call, write or send the form.
The enquiry is recorded right then.
Which ad, page or search it came from.
At month end there is a figure, not an impression.
Tell us how people reach you today. We will review what is being measured and what is missing.