Attribution & Analytics
HockeyStack
HockeyStack is a B2B revenue attribution and marketing analytics platform that unifies website behavior, ad spend, CRM pipeline, and product data into a single account-level view of what drives revenue. It connects sources like Salesforce, HubSpot, LinkedIn Ads, and Google Ads, then applies multi-touch and account journey models so teams can see which campaigns influence pipeline and closed-won deals. It is built for demand-generation and revenue-operations teams running long, multi-stakeholder B2B sales cycles.
What it does
HockeyStack pulls data from the systems a B2B marketing team already runs — CRM, ad platforms, website analytics, and product usage — and stitches it together at the account and contact level so revenue can be traced back to the marketing and sales touches that influenced it. Rather than crediting a single click, it builds account journeys across many people and many sessions, then applies multi-touch and custom attribution models to show which campaigns, channels, and content moved deals toward pipeline and closed-won. Teams use it to measure return on ad spend in pipeline terms, spot which programs accelerate or stall deals, and report marketing's contribution to revenue in a way that finance and sales recognize. It is purpose-built for considered, multi-stakeholder purchases rather than single-session e-commerce.
Where it fits
HockeyStack sits at the analytics layer of a B2B stack, connecting upstream ad and web data to downstream CRM pipeline to attribute revenue.
Core features
- Account-level journey stitching across contacts and sessions
- Native connectors for CRM, ad platforms, and web analytics
- Multi-touch and custom attribution models tied to pipeline
- Revenue and ROAS reporting in pipeline and closed-won terms
- Dashboards for demand-gen, content, and channel performance
Best for
- B2B demand-generation teams proving marketing's revenue impact
- Revenue-operations teams unifying ad, CRM, and product data
- Companies with long, multi-stakeholder sales cycles
Beginner notes
- Clean CRM data matters more than the tool; messy opportunity stages will distort every attribution report.
- Agree on one attribution model with sales and finance before presenting numbers, or each team will dispute the credit.
- Start by trusting trends and directional reads rather than treating account-journey credit as exact to the dollar.