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Revenue Intelligence

Revenue Intelligence is a Pro panel on the Revenue & Attribution screen. It compares the current selected period against the equivalent period immediately before it.

If you are viewing a 30-day window, the panel shows how that 30 days compares to the prior 30 days.

Metrics

MetricDescription
EnrollmentsTotal enrollments in the period
RevenueTotal revenue in the period
AttributedEnrollments with a matched marketing source
CoverageAttributed enrollments as a percentage of total

Each metric displays the current value and a delta arrow (up or down) showing the percentage change from the prior period.

Filters

UTM source contains — Enter a partial string to filter by UTM source. For example, google matches any source containing that string.

Confidence — Filter attribution by confidence level:

  • high — strong signal, reliable match
  • medium — partial signal, reasonable match
  • unknown — no clear attribution signal

Date range — Inherited from the main Revenue table date picker. Changing the date range updates both the main table and the intelligence panel simultaneously.

Typical uses

  • Campaign validation — Run a campaign, then check whether attribution coverage moved in the same direction as revenue. A revenue increase without a coverage increase often means attribution is breaking down somewhere.
  • Period-over-period revenue review — Replace a manual spreadsheet comparison with a live view that includes attribution context.
  • Channel isolation — Filter to a single UTM source and compare its attributed revenue against the prior period to assess channel-specific performance.

How the period comparison works

The panel calculates the prior period automatically based on the currently selected date range.

Current selectionPrior period
Mar 1 – Mar 31Feb 1 – Feb 28
Last 7 daysThe 7 days before that
Custom 14-day rangeThe 14 days immediately before the start date

Delta values are shown as a percentage change. If the prior period value is zero, the delta displays as rather than an invalid percentage.