Demand Graph. Continuous GTM runtime that turns public buying intent into pipeline — without static lists. This page is one entry point into the runtime — every attribution thread on this page is operated from Today inside the platform.
Attribution
Pipeline attribution that starts at the public thread, not the inbox
Email clicks are proxies. Wavly ties every signup to the demand item that created it — including Signal-to-Page and first-party on-site behavior.
One chain, not a spreadsheet of UTMs
Each approved reply includes a tracked link to a Signal-to-Page. Conversions webhook from your product (Stripe, Razorpay, custom) so Pipeline shows real MRR — not “lead created” theater.
Stitch off-site and on-site
The same visitor who clicked from a public thread and later hit your pricing page is one journey. First-party snippet adds on-site events without capturing form field contents.
Learning loop for RevOps
D1/D7 click and conversion data feeds Recipes — empirical patterns of which signal shapes convert for your ICP. Attribution is not just reporting; it trains the next prioritization.
FAQ
- Does Wavly replace Google Analytics?
- Complementary. GA4 integration (when OAuth is configured) adds analytics context; Wavly’s Pipeline is purpose-built for signal → revenue, not generic site traffic.
- Can we export attribution data?
- Pipeline is the system of record for public-intent conversions. Webhooks and API ingest let you push outcomes into your warehouse or CRM.
- What do we measure on day one?
- Clicks from replies, page views on Signal-to-Page, and signups tied to signal IDs — enough to prove the loop before MRR webhooks are wired.