Analysis · Funnel

Map your existing funnel — not a hypothetical one

The Funnel tab inside your analysis captures the marketing you already run, stage by stage. Pre-filled from intake, edited by you, displayed alongside analysis findings without ever overwriting your input.

What the funnel tab gives you

7

Funnel stages

Pre-fill

From intake & personas

Side-by-side

With analysis findings

Never

Auto-rewrites your input

The Problem

Why most funnel maps are useless

Three failure modes that turn funnel mapping into busywork.

You can't fix what you can't see

Most teams have never written down their existing funnel. Activities scatter across stages without anyone knowing which stage is starved, bloated, or duplicated.

Strategy without an inventory

Building a new strategy on top of an undocumented funnel produces overlap, gaps, and budget you can't defend. Map first, propose later.

Silos between teams

Marketing runs awareness. Sales owns conversion. Customer success runs ascend. Without one shared funnel view, hand-offs leak.

How It Works

From intake to mapped funnel in minutes

1

Open the Analysis page → Funnel tab

Funnel sits between the dimension Results and the analysis Modules — the natural place to take inventory.

2

Confirm pre-filled activities

Channels you declared in Intake show up as starting activities at default stages. Edit, remove, or move them.

3

Add what intake missed

Stage-by-stage entry: Awareness, Consideration, Conversion, Engage, Excite, Ascend, Advocate. Tag each activity with status.

4

Diagnosis layers on top

Analysis findings flag stages as weak with a passive hint — never auto-write into your declared funnel. Existing inventory stays untouched.

Map your funnel in your next analysis

Start the analysis. The Funnel tab is right there between Results and Modules. Pre-filled, editable, never auto-written.