Calls to booked jobs
This output only earns trust when the underlying connector records can be traced through normalized events, dashboard cards, and cited answers.
Integrations/Call tracking integrations
Answered calls, missed calls, recordings, and lead source evidence.
Data signals
Category pages make the library scannable by the job each connector performs, then point buyers to the exact connector pages for field-level proof.
Dashboard proof
This output only earns trust when the underlying connector records can be traced through normalized events, dashboard cards, and cited answers.
This output only earns trust when the underlying connector records can be traced through normalized events, dashboard cards, and cited answers.
This output only earns trust when the underlying connector records can be traced through normalized events, dashboard cards, and cited answers.
| Connector | Fields SIRJ uses | Dashboard output | Buyer question |
|---|---|---|---|
| CallRail | Calls, Tracking numbers, Call source | Call outcome to revenue | Which calls became paid jobs? |
Connectors
Each connector page shows imported fields, dashboard examples, buyer questions, sample rows, and source-field lineage for that source.
Validation workflow
| Step | What has to be true |
|---|---|
| 1 | Import call activity and source context from the tracking provider. |
| 2 | Normalize answered, missed, and attributed call records as revenue-path events. |
| 3 | Match high-intent calls to jobs, deals, invoices, or payments where downstream records exist. |
| 4 | Expose missed-call leakage, revenue by call source, and call-to-booked-job performance. |
Lineage route
Related categories
Connect paid search, paid social, Local Services, and other ad sources so campaign spend can be matched to calls, booked work, invoices, and collected revenue.
CRM and pipelineConnect contacts, opportunities, pipeline stages, owners, tasks, and source fields so SIRJ can show whether leads became pipeline, stalled, or turned into won revenue.
FormsBring submissions, questions, answers, hidden source fields, and form metadata into the same path as CRM, calls, jobs, invoices, and payments.
Category-first integration planning
A connector is only persuasive when the buyer can see the downstream proof it unlocks. Use the category route to plan the stack before opening the first client workspace.