Integrations
We work inside
the tools you
already use.
Your site shouldn't be a dead end. We wire it into your analytics, your CRM, and your team's inbox, so you can see what every visitor did — and act on it while they're still interested.
The stack
No rip and replace.
We plug into what you run.
Track
Know what every visitor did before they converted — and what the ones who didn't got stuck on.
PostHog
Product analytics, funnels, and session replay wired in from day one. Every page, click, and form submit is an event you can query — not a number trapped in someone else's dashboard.
Pipeline and CRM
Intent becomes a record in the system your sales team already lives in, while it's still warm.
HubSpot
Leads sync straight into your pipeline with the pages they read beforehand attached to the contact, so the first reply can reference what they were actually looking at.
Salesforce
Form fills, demo requests, and page-level intent land as activities against the right account and owner in real time — no weekly CSV, no manual re-keying.
Where your team works
Alerts and handovers arrive in the tools your team has open anyway, not in another login.
Slack
New lead, booked demo, or a spike worth looking at — routed to the channel that owns it, with enough context to act on without opening another tab.
Google Workspace
Gmail, Sheets, and Docs stay in the loop for the reporting and handover steps that never quite fit inside a CRM.
Build and data
The site itself runs on infrastructure you own, with the audit trail to prove what changed.
Vercel
Hosting, preview deploys, and edge analytics on your own account. If you ever stop working with us, nothing needs migrating.
Supabase
Postgres for whatever the site collects and serves — gated content, waitlists, usage data — with row-level security rather than a spreadsheet.
GitHub
Every change ships through a pull request you can read, review, and roll back. The site's history is a git log, not a memory of who edited what.
How the data moves
Consent in. Pipeline out.
Tracking that respects the banner is the only kind worth building. We manage the policy so the data reaching your CRM is data you're actually allowed to act on.
Consent, handled
We set up and maintain the cookie policy and banner — granular categories, a real record of who agreed to what, and a preference centre they can come back to.
Activity captured
Once consent is given, PostHog records the journey: pages read, links clicked, forms started and abandoned, and session replay when you need to see it.
Visitor resolved
The moment someone converts, the anonymous session becomes a named contact — with everything they did beforehand attached to the record.
Routed in real time
It lands in HubSpot or Salesforce as it happens, and pings the Slack channel that owns the follow-up. No nightly sync, no exported CSV.
Agentic
Make the site
do the work.
Most B2B sites are a brochure with a form bolted on. We build the layer that answers questions, qualifies the visitor, and hands sales a warm record instead of an email address.
Answers, not a contact form
An assistant grounded in your own docs, pricing, and security pages — so a buyer with a question at 11pm gets a real answer instead of a form that promises someone will be in touch.
Readable by agents
Clean semantics, structured data, and an llms.txt, so when ChatGPT or Perplexity answers a question about your category, it quotes you accurately rather than guessing.
It can actually do things
Book the demo, start the trial, attach the transcript to the CRM record. The conversation ends in a calendar invite, not a dead end.
Are you SOC 2, and can you handle 50k events a day?
Yes to both — SOC 2 Type II since 2024, and the ingest tier you'd need starts at 100k/day. Want me to put 20 minutes in with a solutions engineer?
