Resolve every click to a company, score its intent, and match it to the deal in your CRM.
Read-only connect · you keep the account list either way
340 companies engaged you this month — hover any one.
Each stage below is the evidence for the next. That is the whole product: not five reports that have to be reconciled, but one object that starts at an impression and ends at a deal.
Resolved from the session — IP plus firmographics — then enriched with size, revenue and industry, so you know whether it is worth a rep's afternoon. No form required, and nothing that depends on a third-party cookie.
The click is where your ads manager stops. It is where the useful part starts. ABM Copilot keeps the whole session — the ad that started it, the page order, the dwell on each one, and whether they came back.
Entered from Ad #7 · 14:02
Left at 14:09 · no form filled
Repeat visits, page depth, recency and who showed up, combined into one number your reps can sort by. Every score opens to show the four inputs that built it, so nobody has to take the number on trust.
Matched back to HubSpot or Salesforce, so the $1,860 that bought the first click sits beside the $268k it opened. Not a model working backwards from a closed record — the actual chain of events, timestamped.
Everything above, aggregated: which companies, which titles, which campaigns, which weeks. Read it in the dashboard, export it, or pull it through the API into whatever you already report from.
It reports impressions, clicks and cost. It cannot tell you which company clicked, what they read afterwards, or whether any of it became a deal.
It models a journey backwards from a closed record. The anonymous middle — the part where the account was actually won or lost — stays anonymous.
The account is in there. The reason it arrived is not, so the rep opens it cold and the spend that created it is never credited.
ABM Copilot is one chain across all three. Connect read-only and the middle fills in.
The fastest objection to this category is that it watches your visitors and touches your ad spend. Here is exactly what happens, in plain terms.
Connect read-only and we will name the companies already reading your site and clicking your ads. You keep that list whether or not you sign up.
If yours is not here, ask it on a call and we will answer it against your own ad account rather than in the abstract.
Book a demoIt resolves the companies it can identify with confidence and says nothing about the ones it cannot. You will see a resolved rate rather than a padded list — an unresolved visit is left unresolved instead of guessed, because a wrong company name costs a rep more time than a missing one.
Yes. Resolution runs on session IP plus firmographic matching, so it does not depend on a third-party cookie and does not need the visitor to identify themselves.
No. ABM Copilot resolves to the company and reports which job titles from that company engaged. It does not name individual visitors.
One script tag. It records page paths and dwell time for the session and sets no third-party cookie. Your web team can read exactly what it collects before it goes live.
No. The connection is read-only. The Cockpit proposes fixes with the evidence behind them, and nothing ships until someone on your team approves it.
LinkedIn Ads and Google Ads, both live today, reported in one view so a company that touched both is one record rather than two.
HubSpot and Salesforce. The CRM connection is optional — the chain works without it, you just stop at intent instead of revenue.
You can export everything at any point, and we delete your data on request when the account closes. Nothing is retained to train a shared model.
Connect read-only and we will name the accounts already reading your site. Yours to keep whether or not you sign up.