Unify marketing, sales and customer signals into one decision layer.
Integrate Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, GA4/web, Salesforce CRM, email, WhatsApp and business data in Microsoft Fabric to understand the full customer journey.
Illustrative solution pattern. The scope and measures are adapted to your sources and business definitions.
Measure the outcomes that matter.
These are example KPI categories—not performance claims—and are tailored to each client’s definitions.
Turn fragmented data into decision-ready context.
Which channels drive qualified leads?
Where do leads stall?
Which campaigns influence conversion?
Where are duplicate or overlapping journeys?
Which segments need reactivation?
How effective are email and WhatsApp journeys?
From disconnected data to one governed model.
Unify the data once, model business meaning once, and reuse it across dashboards, analytics and AI.
What the solution can include.
Customer journey mapping
Visualize the path from acquisition to conversion.
Lead lifecycle analytics
Track leads from first touch to closed won.
Campaign effectiveness
Connect spend, lead quality and revenue outcomes.
Attribution & contribution
Analyze multi-touch influence across channels.
Audience segmentation
Build reusable high-value customer segments.
Executive dashboards
Give leadership a governed performance view.
Separate attribution from causation.
Channel-attributed revenue is not the same as incremental impact. Agree definitions and measurement limitations; causal methods require appropriate data and evaluation design.
Copilot for marketing and customer questions.
Explore campaign performance, lead quality, journey bottlenecks and conversion drivers using governed business definitions.
- Ask which campaigns generated the most qualified leads
- Investigate stage drop-off and journey velocity
- Compare source contribution to conversion and revenue
- Use the same semantic model across dashboards and conversational analytics
See how the data comes together.
Microsoft Fabric End-to-End Architecture
From source systems and ingestion to OneLake, semantic models, Power BI and business outcomes.
Illustrative patternAdapt to your sources, controls and operating model.