Kudos AI
Intelligence

Kudos Already Knows What Happened. Now It Can Help You Act.

Unified marketing data, customer journeys, attribution, and business outcomes — the foundation every Kudos agent and every Kudos expert works from.

The data layer

Four Layers of Marketing Truth

Connected data

Ad platforms, analytics, CRM, commerce, call tracking, and your warehouse in one model.

  • Spend and performance
  • Sessions and events
  • Leads and opportunities
  • Orders and revenue
  • Customer journeys

    Every touch stitched into a path, from first impression to closed revenue.

  • Multi-touch paths
  • Channel assists
  • Time to conversion
  • Repeat behaviour
  • Attribution and outcomes

    Revenue-weighted attribution instead of platform-reported conversions.

  • Blended ROAS and CPA
  • Qualified conversion quality
  • Incrementality signals
  • Business outcome reporting
  • Kudos Score and benchmarks

    A consistent measure of marketing health, compared against your category.

  • Account health scoring
  • Category benchmarking
  • Predictive insights
  • Opportunity sizing
  • A real path

    One Customer, Six Touches, One Revenue Number

    Platform dashboards each claim the same sale. Kudos reconstructs the actual path and splits credit by contribution.

    01

    Paid social impression

    First touch, no click. Counted as an assist, not a conversion.

    02

    Branded search click

    Attributed partially, because demand was created upstream.

    03

    Site visit and form start

    Session quality and intent scored, not just counted.

    04

    Phone call from a landing page

    Call tracking matched back to the source campaign.

    05

    CRM opportunity created

    Lead quality flows back to the channel that produced it.

    06

    Closed revenue

    Revenue is redistributed across the real path, not the last click.

    Questions it answers

    The Answers Budget Decisions Actually Need

    Every answer is traceable to the underlying data, and every agent and Kudos marketer works from the same one.

  • Which channels create demand versus harvest it?
  • Which campaigns produce revenue, not just conversions?
  • Where is budget currently buying repeat customers?
  • Which landing pages waste qualified traffic?
  • What is a realistic ceiling on spend before efficiency drops?
  • What would happen if we moved 20 percent of budget?