Yes, that’s usually a sign of broken or duplicate tracking. A tracking audit typically finds the exact source of the mismatch.
Analytics
Tracking set up correctly from the source, so every report reflects what actually happened. Conversion tracking, attribution modeling, and dashboards built around the metrics your business runs on.

What’s included
How it works
Audit Tracking
We check what’s currently tracked and flag what’s broken or missing.
Build the Layer
Conversion tracking and attribution get set up correctly across every channel.
Build Dashboards
Custom dashboards get built around the metrics that actually matter to your business.
Monitor and Maintain
We check tracking integrity regularly so a broken pixel doesn’t skew a quarter of data.
What to expect
Typical CAC reduction
Correct attribution reveals which channels are actually working, so spend stops propping up the wrong ones.
Of truth for every number
Dashboards stop conflicting with each other because they pull from the same corrected data layer.
Integrity checks
A broken pixel or tag gets caught before it silently skews a quarter of reporting.
Frequently asked questions
It’s figuring out which marketing touchpoints actually deserve credit for a sale, instead of giving all the credit to the last click.
Yes, dashboards get built in your existing reporting tools wherever possible, rather than forcing a new platform on your team.
More often than most teams realize, usually after a site update or platform change, which is why ongoing audits matter.
Want reporting built into a full growth system?
We’ll show you exactly where this fits alongside the rest of your stack.
