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Doc ESRI-P-001
Stage 1 Findings & Phase 2
Rev C, 18 Aug 2026

Marketing has a number.
It just cannot see it yet.

Boustead Geospatial creates roughly 962 new-logo opportunities a year. Marketing can prove its hand in a quarter of them. One hop in the chain is the reason.

Prepared for Christina Brown, Ravi Nath & group leadership
Neighbourhood Co. · Cassy Woodforth
Figures read live from
HubSpot portal 46451119
Fig. 02

Attribution does not fade. It falls off a cliff.

Read live from the portal on 18 August. Solid is what carries a campaign, hatched is what does not.

Campaign attribution by pipeline stage Bar length is proportional to the number of records at each stage. The solid portion is the share carrying a campaign identifier: enquiries 99.9 per cent, opportunities 14.1 per cent, new-logo deals 25.2 per cent. Enquiry 5,129 5,124 of 5,129 carry a campaign 99.9% Opportunity 8,290 1,169 of 8,290 carry a campaign 14.1% New logo 962 242 of 962 carry a campaign 25.2% FL-01 86% OF CAMPAIGN IDENTITY LOST AT CONVERSION BAR LENGTH IS RECORD COUNT. SOLID FILL CARRIES A CAMPAIGN, HATCHED DOES NOT
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Fig. 03

What marketing can honestly own

The board KPI says influenced pipeline and every campaign report says TBC, because the target was never bounded. Bound it and the number becomes defensible.

962 New-logo opportunities
per year
2,860Renewals, cleanly excluded

Worked by a separate team on their own opportunity types. A reliable filter already exists.

3,885Expansion and adoption

Marketing cannot claim to have created these, but it can prove it moved them.

242Of the 962, provable today

The other 720 arrive as opportunities carrying no campaign at all.

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Fig. 04

Three claims, measured at the account

Marketing, sales and the executive each use these words differently. These are the definitions to standardise on, and the system test that makes each one settleable rather than debatable.

M-01

Marketing sourced

The account had no prior relationship with the group when marketing first engaged it, and a new-logo opportunity followed. This is creation, and marketing takes full credit.

new account + deal type Land
+ campaign touch before opportunity
M-02

Marketing influenced

A known account, with repeated engagement from more than one person while an opportunity was open. Partial credit for movement, never for creation. Single or out-of-cycle touches do not qualify.

2+ engaged contacts at account grain,
inside the opportunity open window
M-03

New logo

A new Salesforce account, including a new department of an organisation already known to the group. Sales operations confirmed this on 13 August, which settles the disagreement that ran through every workshop.

account created this financial year,
regardless of parent
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Fig. 05

The chain holds, until it doesn't

Read only against the live portal on 18 August. Every figure is Boustead Geospatial's own data. This is not a failure of the marketing team; it is a set of connections nobody has been positioned to see end to end.

Enquiries carry a campaign5,124 of 5,129
99.9%
Opportunities carry a campaign1,169 of 8,290
14.1%
New-logo deals carry a campaign242 of 962
25.2%

One hop loses everything. Campaign identity survives all the way to the enquiry and dies the moment a lead becomes an opportunity. Fix that hop and marketing's number exists. Nothing else in this document matters more.

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Fig. 06

Who was actually in the room?

Every dot is ten opportunities created in the last twelve months. The hollow ones have no contact attached at all, so no marketing engagement can ever be connected to them, at any grain.

37 Per cent with
no contact at all

A further 45 per cent carry exactly one. Buying-committee attribution at opportunity grain is not conservative on this data, it is arithmetically impossible. Measuring at the account is the only honest choice, and it happens to match how the business sells.

Has one or more contacts · 63.2% No contact attached · 36.8%
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Fig. 07

What else the audit turned up

~9%of deals

Deal values are not currency safe

Indonesian opportunity values carry rupiah amounts labelled as Australian dollars, so any group revenue figure from HubSpot is wrong by orders of magnitude. It is why this deck quotes counts, not dollars.

0of 8,290

No sales activity reaches HubSpot

Calls, meetings and tasks logged in Salesforce never arrive. The account engagement score correlates marketing signal with sales signal, so half that calculation has no source.

0of 8,290

Account hierarchy does not sync

The head office and side office structure that decides which account a deal belongs to is empty on every deal. Account-grain rollup cannot be assembled without it.

0of 5,129

Enquiry source fields never populated

Lead source, lead type, data source and customer type are all defined with full picklists, and all empty. The new-versus-existing signal everyone assumed was there is not.

2markets

Partner chain breaks at handoff

Malaysian and Indonesian leads passed to partners are terminated in Salesforce and nothing returns. Marketing staff chase partners by hand for status.

93%of deals

What is already working

Deal type is clean. The legacy labels have not been used in over a year, 93 per cent of live opportunities carry a proper Land, Adopt, Expand or Renew value, and the industry field is populated across twelve verticals.

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Fig. 08

One layer that reads everything

The group already owns the pieces. What is missing is something that reads across them, computes influence at the account, and writes the answer back where each team already works.

HubSpot Salesforce Snowflake READ ONLY, SYSTEMS OF RECORD Reporting layer ACCOUNT-GRAIN INFLUENCE RENEWALS OUT, CURRENCY NORMALISED WRITE HubSpot Salesforce SOURCED AND INFLUENCED FLAGS, NO MIDDLEWARE CHANGE

It writes through its own connections, so it does not depend on a change to the existing middleware and delivery can begin immediately. Snowflake stays read only and remains the group's system of record. Nothing here competes with the existing data programme; it consumes it.

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Fig. 09

One platform, two surfaces

The marketing surface is built first because it is what Stage 1 was commissioned to solve and it depends on nothing outside this scope. The sales surface follows once the group's own AI governance has cleared it.

Stage one · build now

Marketing reporting

The number and everything behind it. Sourced and influenced by market, campaign, vertical and period, with deal velocity, and renewals excluded by rule rather than by hand.

  • Sourced, influenced and MQL reporting at account grain
  • Campaign identity restored through the conversion hop
  • Currency normalisation so group values can be trusted
  • Flags written back into HubSpot and Salesforce
Stage two · scoped, not committed

Sales account intelligence

The same platform, a different window. Search an account and see what it is engaging with right now, so a conversation starts from evidence instead of a lead list.

  • Account-level engagement, never contact level without consent
  • Live view of the content and topics an account is reading
  • High-intent alerting into the account readiness score
  • Partner deal registration writing back to the pipeline
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Fig. 10

What we will and will not do

In scope

  • The reporting layer, hosted, monitored and supported
  • Salesforce and HubSpot field creation and write-back
  • The metric glossary, ratified and implemented as code
  • A specification sales operations can build Power BI from
  • Handover documentation and team training

Not in scope

  • Changes to the existing HubSpot to Salesforce middleware
  • The Salesforce replatform, or any dependency on its timing
  • Building or operating Power BI dashboards
  • Cleansing historic records before the twelve-month window
  • Anything requiring contact-level engagement without consent
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Fig. 11

Built once, owned by you

Build

The reporting layer, the account-grain influence model, currency normalisation, write-back into both systems, the Power BI specification, and handover. Fixed fee, invoiced against milestones.

Figure to confirm

Run · 12 months

Hosting, monitoring, maintenance, support, and any change to definitions as the business agrees them. Annualised, reviewed at renewal, never automatic.

Figure to confirm

Sales surface

Quoted so the full picture is visible, committed only when your AI governance has cleared it. Nothing in the marketing build depends on that decision.

Figure to confirm

How you leave, if you ever want to

The group has spent the last year unable to migrate a system it already owns the code to, with no access to the logs and a two-day wait for answers during an incident. That is not repeated here, so the exit is written into the engagement rather than negotiated at the end of it.

  1. You own the source code and the data model from the first commit. Not on completion, not on final payment.
  2. Read access to logs, database and monitoring from day one, for anyone you nominate.
  3. On request, a documented handover onto your own infrastructure, fixed timeline, named engineer, at cost.
  4. No exit fee, no data ransom, no dependency on us continuing to hold anything.
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Fig. 12

Two decisions, then we build

Both need a person to rule rather than a system to change, and both are quick.

This week

Ratify the three definitions

Christina and Ravi sign off M-01, M-02 and M-03. Nothing can be built consistently until one version wins, and sales operations already settled the hardest of the three on 13 August.

This week

Name the owner of the number

One person accountable for the marketing influence definition across all five markets, so it holds once teams report against it.

On approval

Service access

A read and write integration user for Salesforce and Snowflake. Sales operations, not the service desk, is the fastest route.

Weeks 1 to 5

Build, then reconcile

The influence model and the first working number, then Jamie and Steve confirm it reconciles to what leadership already trusts. If marketing's number and sales' number disagree, marketing's number is worthless, so this step is not optional.

Prepared byNeighbourhood Co.Cassy Woodforth · cw@nbh.co
ESRI-P-001 · Stage 1 Rev C
Read from portal 46451119, 18 Aug 2026
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