Opening proof path
SIRJ is loading the workspace, connector, or public page with the same proof path intact: ad spend, lead, booked job, invoice, paid.
Resources/Site map
Browse the complete SIRJ ROI public platform map for product pages, pricing, integrations, solutions, comparisons, trust, legal, login, and signup routes.
Buyer route map
Each group below points to live public pages that explain product value, source coverage, pricing, rollout, trust, and account access.
Start here when the buyer needs to understand what SIRJ actually does before comparing price or integrations.
These pages show the source-to-revenue workflow, dashboard readiness, Ask Data answers, reports, client workspaces, and export surfaces.
Use these routes when the search intent is category education, revenue attribution method, or proof quality instead of a named connector.
Each guide explains source coverage, calculation boundaries, validation behavior, reporting handoff, and how SIRJ handles unsupported claims.
Use this group when the buyer is choosing a plan, testing value, checking billing limits, or preparing an enterprise rollout.
Pricing, ROI calculator, billing limits, onboarding, Enterprise, and custom connector routes answer the questions that slow purchase decisions.
Use this group when the buyer needs to confirm source coverage, imported records, setup gates, connector health, or data transformation boundaries.
Integration pages and category pages show what each source brings into SIRJ, how it is normalized, and where it becomes visible proof.
Use solution pages when the buyer thinks by operating problem rather than feature name and needs a route that matches their team, client mix, first proof board, and rollout trigger.
Each route frames the same platform around a specific buying moment, first dashboard, likely source stack, and plan path.
Use comparison routes when the buyer is choosing between SIRJ and broader marketing data or reporting platforms.
The comparison pages explain where SIRJ fits, where broader platforms may be better, and which proof path matters for invoice-backed attribution.
Use this group for procurement review, source-lineage questions, disclosures, privacy review, account creation, and sign-in.
Trust and legal pages keep security, validation, disclosures, privacy, terms, login, and signup separate from product persuasion.
Site map index
The footer stays short for buyers. This page keeps the complete route map aligned with search engines, answer engines, and the public sitemap.
Complete route groups
Use this when you know the area of the platform, but not the exact route name.
Indexable routes
Each row below is included in the generated sitemap and carries metadata for search, answer engines, and social previews.
| Page | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| · Prove which ad spend became booked revenue | home | Revenue attribution for home-services agencies that need ad spend, calls, jobs, invoices, and payments tied together. |
| platform | platform | See how SIRJ connects ad spend, calls, jobs, invoices, and payments into a revenue attribution workspace for home-services agencies. |
| Revenue attribution dashboards | product | See how SIRJ turns connected sources into dashboard readiness, metric cards, source health, activity, Ask Data prompts, and next-source guidance. |
| AI dashboard builder for revenue attribution | product | See how SIRJ drafts dashboard structure from connected source capability, card eligibility, metric definitions, next-source gaps, and cited revenue proof. |
| Human-in-the-loop reporting review | trust | See how SIRJ keeps AI-assisted dashboards, Ask Data answers, reports, and weekly insights reviewable before client-facing revenue claims go out. |
| Agency dashboard software | guide | Evaluate agency dashboard software by client workspaces, source readiness, dashboard cards, graph surfaces, reporting handoff, missing-data states, and access controls. |
| Marketing dashboard software | guide | Evaluate marketing dashboard software by source coverage, card eligibility, graph surfaces, source health, revenue proof, missing-data states, and reporting handoff. |
| Dashboard templates and examples | product | Browse SIRJ revenue attribution dashboard templates for home-services ROI, paid media, multi-location reporting, and client-ready weekly proof. |
| Connector health and stale-data alerts | product | See how SIRJ exposes connector health, missing setup, sync cadence, stale data, recent sync runs, reauthorization needs, and provider failures before reports use the data. |
| Connector QA lane for Scale | pricing | See how SIRJ Scale reviews source setup, sync history, required fields, connector health, reporting readiness, and unsupported states before client reports depend on a source. |
| Metric definitions and calculation rules | trust | See how SIRJ defines ad spend, attributed revenue, ROAS, leads, cost per lead, campaign performance, form conversion, pipeline, and unsupported metrics. |
| Client workspaces and agency overview | product | See how SIRJ lets agencies manage client workspaces, visible-client rollups, role-scoped access, invitations, white-label branding, weekly recipients, and client reporting. |
| Roles and permissions | trust | Review SIRJ owner, analyst, and viewer roles; client-scoped invitations; dashboard, Ask Data, export, billing, team, integration, and data administration permissions. |
| Client invitations and access | trust | Review SIRJ client invitation states, scoped memberships, token redaction, invite links, expiration, revocation, accept flows, dashboard team controls, and client-only access boundaries. |
| Data retention and deletion | trust | Review SIRJ tenant data export, raw-event retention, scoped deletion jobs, confirmation checks, rate limits, audit logs, and the tables affected by retention or deletion. |
| Webhooks and API ingestion | trust | Review SIRJ tenant-scoped webhook callbacks, API ingestion setup, signature verification, selected-resource checks, raw payload normalization, rate limits, and sync observability. |
| Sync observability and backfills | trust | Review SIRJ scheduled syncs, manual syncs, webhook-triggered runs, default backfills, retry timing, heartbeat processing, stale-source detection, and sync-run history. |
| White-label client reporting | product | See how SIRJ handles client branding, white-label dashboard mode, branded report exports, scoped invitations, and source-backed reporting under a client brand. |
| Onboarding and first dashboard setup | product | See how SIRJ moves from signup to client workspace, first connector, setup requirements, first sync, dashboard readiness, and weekly reporting handoff. |
| Account setup and workspace access | product | See how SIRJ handles selected plan and source context, Google or email account creation, login, invited user access, trial state, and the first workspace route after account creation. |
| Account security and recovery | trust | Review SIRJ email and Google access, signed OAuth state, scoped sessions, password recovery, reset-token handling, invited access, and redacted auth responses. |
| Rate limits and usage controls | trust | Review SIRJ usage controls for sign-in, dashboards, Ask Data, integrations, billing, report exports, weekly delivery, data export, deletion, and retention jobs. |
| 30-day onboarding guarantee | pricing | See what SIRJ means by the 30-day onboarding guarantee: guided first-workspace setup, source readiness, dashboard handoff, support boundaries, and what the guarantee does not promise. |
| Reporting architecture review for Scale | pricing | See what SIRJ Scale reviews across client workspaces, source coverage, connector health, dashboard templates, report outputs, lineage exports, and weekly delivery. |
| What is revenue attribution? | guide | Learn how invoice-backed revenue attribution connects ad spend, calls, jobs, invoices, and payments into client-ready ROI proof. |
| Marketing attribution software | guide | Evaluate marketing attribution software by match rules, source coverage, revenue proof, missing-data behavior, reporting surfaces, and client-ready evidence. |
| Marketing ROI software | guide | Evaluate marketing ROI software by ad spend, lead quality, booked work, invoices, payments, attribution confidence, reporting handoff, and unsupported revenue states. |
| Revenue leak detection for agencies | guide | See how SIRJ finds revenue leaking through unworked leads, stale follow-up, unmatched ad spend, open invoices, disconnected sources, and held client reporting. |
| Proof-of-work client reporting | guide | See how SIRJ turns source records, dashboard changes, AI review decisions, weekly insights, and exports into client reports that prove the work behind each result. |
| Stale estimate follow-up alerts | guide | See how SIRJ flags estimates, quotes, calls, forms, CRM stages, and job records that have gone stale before follow-up gaps hide revenue. |
| Marketing analytics software | guide | Evaluate marketing analytics software by source coverage, attribution evidence, dashboard surfaces, cohort questions, revenue proof, missing-data behavior, and reporting handoff. |
| Marketing intelligence software | guide | Evaluate marketing intelligence software by source coverage, data freshness, attribution evidence, KPI support, Ask Data answers, dashboards, recommendations, and reporting handoff. |
| Marketing performance management software | guide | Evaluate marketing performance management software by source readiness, KPI definitions, review cadence, client decisions, alerts, reporting handoff, and proof-backed recommendations. |
| Marketing reporting software | guide | Evaluate marketing reporting software by imported sources, dashboard surfaces, weekly summaries, report exports, missing-data handling, and revenue-proof paths. |
| Lead-to-revenue matching engine | product | See how SIRJ connects ad spend, calls, forms, deals, jobs, invoices, and payments into one source-backed revenue path. |
| Attribution methodology and match rules | trust | See how SIRJ matches spend, leads, deals, invoices, and payments with attribution windows, confidence scores, deterministic paths, and statistical allocation rules. |
| Ask Data with cited answers | product | See how SIRJ Ask Data answers revenue questions with scoped query specs, cited metrics, chart rows, cache rules, and safe unsupported responses. |
| Data routing and validation | trust | See how SIRJ routes connector records through normalization, tenant scope, metric checks, and cited revenue attribution surfaces. |
| Data validation and unsupported-state rules | trust | See how SIRJ validates source records, tenant scope, metric eligibility, attribution evidence, stale connectors, and unsupported answers before revenue claims appear. |
| Client reports and exports | product | See how SIRJ turns connected dashboard data into weekly insights, white-label reports, PDF exports, recommendations, and cited client-ready proof. |
| Client reporting software | guide | Evaluate client reporting software by source-backed metrics, weekly delivery, white-label exports, report snapshots, client workspaces, and missing-data controls. |
| Agency reporting software | guide | Compare agency reporting software by source coverage, revenue attribution, client-ready reports, white-label exports, dashboard proof, and validation rules. |
| Weekly insights and alerts | product | See how SIRJ generates weekly ROI insights, detects spend and lead anomalies, sends client-ready emails, and records notification history. |
| Notification delivery and recipients | product | See how SIRJ handles weekly recipients, email delivery, due-send timezone windows, sent and failed notification records, active alerts, rate limits, and tenant-scoped notification history. |
| Sample client report | product | Preview a SIRJ client report with snapshot metrics, source breakdown, campaign rows, attention items, recommendations, and source-backed report lineage. |
| Exports and destinations | product | See how SIRJ handles PDF report exports, report history, tenant data exports, retention workflows, destination boundaries, and Enterprise destination planning. |
| pricing | pricing | Compare SIRJ ROI plans for agencies and operators that need client-ready revenue attribution, integrations, Ask Data, and invoice-backed reporting. |
| SIRJ plan comparison | pricing | Compare Starter, Growth, Scale, and Enterprise by client workspace volume, reporting cadence, integration coverage, onboarding depth, connector QA, and governance needs. |
| Implementation timeline after signup | pricing | See the SIRJ implementation path from plan selection to account setup, first workspace, first source, dashboard readiness, reporting handoff, and expansion support. |
| ROI calculator | pricing | Build a source-backed SIRJ ROI business case from reporting hours, client workspace volume, manual QA, disputed numbers, and invoice-backed proof gaps. |
| Billing and plan limits | pricing | See how SIRJ handles signup trials, account-scoped billing, checkout, billing portal access, client workspace limits, feature gates, and cancellation states. |
| Enterprise rollout | pricing | Plan SIRJ Enterprise rollout with SSO, security review, custom retention, private connector planning, procurement support, and executive reporting. |
| Procurement checklist | trust | Review the SIRJ procurement checklist for security, access, data scope, integrations, retention, exports, billing, legal review, and Enterprise rollout evidence. |
| Audit log and compliance evidence | trust | Review how SIRJ records audit actions, report exports, compliance data exports, deletion jobs, retention tables, and failed output states for governed client reporting. |
| Custom connector planning | integrations | Scope private SIRJ connectors with source purpose, authentication, available records, data validation, dashboard surfaces, rollout order, and Enterprise approval. |
| integrations | integrations | Browse SIRJ integrations for ad platforms, call tracking, CRMs, booking systems, payments, and accounting tools. |
| Source coverage matrix | integrations | Review which source categories bring records into SIRJ, which proof surfaces they support, and how validation keeps unsupported revenue claims out of dashboards and reports. |
| Connector setup and permissions | integrations | Review SIRJ connector setup, OAuth and API key permissions, selected resources, webhook callbacks, credential handling, source ownership, and readiness states before reporting uses a source. |
| Marketing data integration software | guide | Evaluate marketing data integration software by source coverage, imported fields, normalization, validation gates, dashboard surfaces, connector health, and reporting handoff. |
| Marketing ETL software | guide | Evaluate marketing ETL software by extraction coverage, normalization rules, transformation boundaries, validation gates, destination surfaces, connector health, and reporting handoff. |
| solutions | solutions | Revenue attribution workflows for home-services agencies, paid media teams, multi-location operators, medspa and wellness growth teams, and client reporting teams. |
| Security, lineage, and data trust | trust | How SIRJ keeps client reporting trustworthy with source lineage, stale-data detection, role-aware access, exports, and deterministic metrics. |
| Trust Center | trust | Review SIRJ security, credential handling, tenant and client scope, data lineage, connector health, exports, deletion paths, privacy, terms, and disclosures in one procurement hub. |
| Data lineage and validation | trust | See how SIRJ maps marketing claims, source records, validation gates, and user-visible routes into an auditable revenue attribution proof layer. |
| resources | resources | Explore SIRJ pricing, integrations, security, and live product resources for revenue attribution. |
| site map | resources | Browse the complete SIRJ ROI public platform map for product pages, pricing, integrations, solutions, comparisons, trust, legal, login, and signup routes. |
| disclosures | legal | Public disclosures for SIRJ ROI attribution limits, AI-assisted answers, integrations, billing, roadmap language, privacy, and data security. |
| Compare alternatives | comparison | Compare SIRJ ROI against Funnel, Whatagraph, and Improvado for buyer fit, pricing clarity, integration depth, and invoice-backed attribution. |
| Privacy · SIRJ ROI | legal | SIRJ ROI privacy disclosures for account, integration, and reporting data. |
| Terms · SIRJ ROI | legal | SIRJ ROI terms for using the revenue attribution platform. |
| Log in · SIRJ ROI | auth | Log in to the SIRJ ROI attribution workspace. |
| Create your SIRJ ROI account | auth | Create a SIRJ ROI account and start connecting revenue attribution sources. |
| Data-platform fit guide | comparison | Compare SIRJ ROI and Funnel for agencies that need invoice-backed revenue attribution versus a broad marketing intelligence data hub. |
| Reporting-platform fit guide | comparison | Compare SIRJ ROI and Whatagraph for agencies choosing between invoice-backed attribution and cross-channel marketing reporting. |
| Warehouse-platform fit guide | comparison | Compare SIRJ ROI and Improvado for teams deciding between vertical revenue attribution and enterprise marketing analytics infrastructure. |
| Ad sources integrations | integration-category | Connect paid search, paid social, Local Services, and other ad sources so campaign spend can be matched to calls, booked work, invoices, and collected revenue. |
| Call tracking integrations | integration-category | Bring call source, answered status, tracking number, duration, and recording context into the attribution path so phone leads are not treated as anonymous conversions. |
| CRM and pipeline integrations | integration-category | Connect contacts, opportunities, pipeline stages, owners, tasks, and source fields so SIRJ can show whether leads became pipeline, stalled, or turned into won revenue. |
| Forms integrations | integration-category | Bring submissions, questions, answers, hidden source fields, and form metadata into the same path as CRM, calls, jobs, invoices, and payments. |
| Messaging integrations | integration-category | Connect conversations, messages, timestamps, contacts, and response status so SIRJ can show when follow-up helped or harmed revenue outcomes. |
| Operations integrations | integration-category | Bring jobs, appointments, estimates, services, technicians, invoices, and work status into SIRJ so marketing proof reflects what the business actually scheduled. |
| Payments and books integrations | integration-category | Connect invoices, payments, customers, refunds, balances, and payout timing so dashboard revenue reflects financial records instead of hopeful estimates. |
| Google Ads integration | integration | Bring campaigns, costs, clicks, conversions, and search intent into the revenue graph so agencies can defend budget moves with invoice-backed proof. |
| Meta Ads integration | integration | Bring campaigns, ad groups, spend, clicks, conversions, utm source into client dashboards, weekly reports, and Ask Data answers with source lineage intact. |
| Close CRM integration | integration | Bring lead records, contact details, submitted at, source fields, utm campaign, lead status into client dashboards, weekly reports, and Ask Data answers with source lineage intact. |
| Typeform integration | integration | Bring lead records, contact details, submitted at, source fields, utm campaign, lead status into client dashboards, weekly reports, and Ask Data answers with source lineage intact. |
| Stripe integration | integration | Use Stripe customers, charges, subscriptions, refunds, and payout timing to make collected revenue auditable. |
| HubSpot integration | integration | Review HubSpot setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| Jobber integration | integration | Review Jobber setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| Jotform integration | integration | Review Jotform setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| Salesmsg integration | integration | Review Salesmsg setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| Housecall Pro integration | integration | Review Housecall Pro setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| Zenoti integration | integration | Review Zenoti setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| Follow Up Boss integration | integration | Review Follow Up Boss setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| TikTok Ads integration | integration | Review TikTok Ads setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| LinkedIn Ads integration | integration | Review the planned LinkedIn Ads data path, expected fields, and validation gates before it becomes a live connector. |
| Pipedrive integration | integration | Review the planned Pipedrive data path, expected fields, and validation gates before it becomes a live connector. |
| Google Forms integration | integration | Review the planned Google Forms data path, expected fields, and validation gates before it becomes a live connector. |
| Toast integration | integration | Review the planned Toast data path, expected fields, and validation gates before it becomes a live connector. |
| Square integration | integration | Review the planned Square data path, expected fields, and validation gates before it becomes a live connector. |
| QuickBooks integration | integration | Review QuickBooks setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| GoHighLevel integration | integration | Review GoHighLevel setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| CallRail integration | integration | Review CallRail setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| Google Local Services integration | integration | Review Google Local Services setup, expected fields, and validation gates before its records are treated as reporting evidence. |
| Home-services agencies | solution | Tie ad spend to calls, booked jobs, invoices, and payments in one client-ready board. |
| Paid media teams | solution | Separate campaign quality from operational leakage with source-to-revenue lineage. |
| Multi-location operators | solution | Make location-level revenue proof visible without spreadsheet stitching. |
| Medspa and wellness growth | solution | Tie paid demand to appointments, invoices, memberships, refunds, and collected revenue without rebuilding the proof by hand. |
| Client reporting | solution | Ship reports that cite the records behind every revenue number. |
Common questions
Start with the platform overview, then use the integration library to confirm source coverage, pricing to choose the right commercial path, and data lineage to understand how source records support public claims.
Use the integration library first, then open the category pages or individual connector pages for imported records, graph examples, source fields, setup requirements, and validation behavior.
Start with the Trust Center, then review security, data lineage, disclosures, privacy, terms, and Enterprise rollout if SSO, custom retention, or private connectors are part of the rollout.
The product is evaluated through many separate risks: stack fit, plan fit, data trust, reporting output, competitive fit, and procurement. The site map keeps those routes findable from one public page.
Next route
The site map is here when you need every public page. The fastest buyer path is still product, integrations, pricing, and trust.