Strive does the analysis, Decision stays yours.
Dashboards end at the chart.
Strive leads to a decision.
Your reporting is built on the entire stack, not one channel and not one moment. Paid, organic, CRM and web read as one system, so every chart arrives with its cause and its next best move.
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Stop exporting spreadsheets to answer basic questions
Attribution arguments happen because four tools each hold a quarter of the answer. Analyze holds all of it, so the question resolves instead of escalating.
Cross Channel Intelligence
One view across every channel you run, so you stop guessing whether the ads problem is actually a content problem. Six channels, one picture. The connections between them are where the answers usually are.
Visualisation done via Chats
Type the question the way you'd ask a colleague. No filters, no field names, no waiting on ops. Every answer is one question away, whether or not you know what to call the metric.
Recommendations on next best move
A chart tells you what happened. Strive tells you what to do next and what it's likely worth. Every insight arrives with a recommended action attached, and nothing runs until you say so.
Analysis you can argue with,
because it shows its work.
Five reports Analyze produces on its own, shown here on an illustrative dataset. Every finding carries the data it came from, so you can open a claim and see the campaigns, channels and deals behind it.
The whole quarter on one screen.
Spend, leads, MQLs, pipeline and blended CPL read from one graph instead of four exports. When a number moves, the report already names the drivers behind it and the move that answers them.
The line, and the decision that bent it.
Leads, sessions and conversion on one clock, indexed so they are genuinely comparable. A dip stops being a mystery when the change that caused it is marked on the same chart.
The same pipeline, cut every way that matters.
Channel, segment, region and stage, all against one attribution model. Share of leads against share of pipeline is where mispriced channels surface: the one buying a third of the leads and an eighth of the pipeline.
Losses have a pattern, not just a reason.
Every closed-lost deal placed by value against how long it had been quiet. The high-value deals that went silent sit in their own quadrant, so an alert can fire while the deal is still winnable.
One table every channel has to answer to.
Spend, delivery, leads, CPL and pipeline for every channel, on one model, so the columns add up. Pipeline per lead is the column no ad platform can fill alone: it needs the CRM in the same graph as the spend.
FAQs
Yes. You don't need to know what a report is called or which tool holds the data. Ask "why did signups drop last week" and Analyze works out which channels to look at.
Your analytics tool sees your website. Analyze reads website, ad platforms, CRM, and search data together, so it can tell you the traffic dip came from a keyword slipping rather than from spend changing.
That's the point of it. Every answer comes with the contributing factors and the data behind them, so you're not opening four tools to reconstruct the story.
It reads your historical data on connection, so trends and comparisons work from day one rather than starting a fresh count.
It can assemble it. The report pulls from live connections instead of someone rebuilding a deck, and you can ask follow-up questions instead of requesting a new cut.
Yes, along with the chart and the reasoning, so the person reading it can check the logic rather than taking the number on faith.
It hands off to the relevant agent with a recommended action attached. Analyze diagnoses, the SEO, Paid Ads, or Experiments agent proposes the fix, and you approve before anything runs.
ChatGPT sees whatever you paste into it. Analyze is connected to your live stack and grounded in your own history, so it answers about your business rather than about marketing in general.
Autonomous, never unaccountable
Every action Strive takes carries a name, a record, and a way back.
