DataLift
Name what's broken

The money isn't gone. It's just poorly connected.

We link sales, marketing, ops and finance so the leaks become obvious and the fixes become possible.

Name what's broken

We join the stack you already have

Salesforce
GOGoHighLevel
n8n
Zapier
Aircall
Stripe
CHChargebee
GA4
Meta Ads
LinkedIn Ads
PostHog
Supabase
Salesforce
GOGoHighLevel
n8n
Zapier
Aircall
Stripe
CHChargebee
GA4
Meta Ads
LinkedIn Ads
PostHog
Supabase

After DataLift

What changed after DataLift

Less manual work. Clearer decisions. More revenue you can see, explain and act on.

2 hrs Manual work reduced

2 hrs

from 30 hrs / week

Manual work reduced

Problem
The week ran on exports, copy-paste, and whoever still knew the file.
What we changed
We joined the sources and automated the pack a person should not still be making.
Outcome
Monday work dropped from 30 hours to 2.
$1.2M Revenue connected

$1.2M

fragmented → traceable

Revenue connected

Problem
Revenue was coming in. Nobody could clearly say where all of it came from.
What we changed
Campaign, CRM, and sales joined into one line from acquisition to cash.
Outcome
$1.2M could be traced to the activity that generated it.
$240K Revenue recovered

$240K

overlooked pipeline

Revenue recovered

Problem
Leads existed, then went late, or vanished between tools.
What we changed
We surfaced the opportunities that still needed a person.
Outcome
$240K in overlooked revenue came back into the pipeline.
81% Revenue attribution

81%

from 36%

Revenue attribution

Problem
Only 36% of revenue could be tied to a known source.
What we changed
Marketing, CRM, and sales were joined on the same customer.
Outcome
Attribution coverage reached 81%. Spend had a destination.
Live Reporting speed

Live

from multi-day packs

Reporting speed

Problem
The room waited on a pack that was already old when it arrived.
What we changed
One view, fed from the systems that already held the truth.
Outcome
Leaders see the week while there is still time to act.
1 flow Disconnected systems

1 flow

from isolated tools

Disconnected systems

Problem
CRM, ads, billing, and ops each told a different story.
What we changed
We connected the stack you already pay for. Nothing new to learn.
Outcome
One connected data flow. The Friday file stopped being the system of record.

The week

Sound like your week?

If two of these are true, start there. They travel together.

All problems

01

Three versions of last month

02

Meetings argue the number

03

The week still runs on a file

04

Tools stacked. The file stayed.

05

Spend cannot find the sale

06

Leaders wait on a hero

07

One client. Four records.

08

Duplicates break the join

How it works

Three steps to a clearer picture

No platform pitch. A sequence you can finish.

  1. 01

    Find the leak

    Name the problem before buying another tool.

  2. 02

    Connect the systems

    Make sales, marketing, and finance share one record.

  3. 03

    Give leaders one view

    A weekly picture that does not need a spreadsheet hero.

Name what's broken

The work

How we make the numbers match

  1. Research and diagnosisFind where money, time, and data are being lost.
  2. Data and integrationConnect CRM, ads, billing, and operations.
  3. AutomationStop the weekly copy-paste between tools.
  4. Analytics and reportingOne report the room can trust.
  5. Growth optimizationImprove what you can actually measure.

Fit

Built for people who run the week

Industry

Coaching and education

Interest to payment, stuck in five tools.

Industry

Logistics

The delay is not a glitch. It is cost.

Industry

FMCG and operations

Commercial, supply, and finance cannot share a number.

Industry

Professional services

The billable week hides in four products.

Industry

Wholesale and distribution

Stock, orders, and cash do not share a clock.

Industry

Field service and trades

The job is done. The system finds out later.

Industry

E-commerce and D2C

Ads look fine. Cash does not.

Industry

Hospitality and multi-site

Each site has a number. None of them is the number.

Industry

Manufacturing

The floor moved. Finance has not.

Industry

Recruitment and staffing

A placement is a file, a CRM, and a hope.

Questions

The usual objections

Tell us what's broken.

The file that runs the week. The meeting that argues about numbers. We'll write the first job — or an honest no.

Name what's broken