Stop losing deals
between marketing and sales.
Your ads run, your website gets traffic, your CRM has records — and still, too few qualified sales conversations. Omnioflow connects each source to the leads, qualified opportunities and signed deals it creates — then fixes the handoffs where revenue leaks.
Follow a source to signed revenue
All shown sources: 1248 tracked visits or introductions, 68 leads, 24 qualified opportunities, 9 won deals. Selected definition: A person submits an RFQ, books a call, phones, emails or is introduced. The website or direct response has now become a known person or company.
A person submits an RFQ, books a call, phones, emails or is introduced. The website or direct response has now become a known person or company.
Contact, company, request, original source and response time.
Illustrative first-source attribution. The audit rebuilds this view with your real sources, stages and revenue.
Six joints where pipelines leak revenue.
Tap each stage to see the leak, how it shows up in your business, and what fixing it looks like. Most companies we audit are leaking at three or more.
What is the leak costing you?
Set the first three inputs to create today's benchmark. Then adjust the green improvement assumption to compare it with a repaired scenario — using the same demand, with no extra ad spend or traffic.
The current benchmark above stays fixed. This assumption changes only the improved result.
Illustrative model based on your inputs — not a projection or guarantee. The audit replaces assumptions with your actual funnel data.
From scattered tools to one pipeline system.
- ✕Ads agency reports clicks; nobody connects them to deals
- ✕Website works like a brochure — serious buyers have no clear next step
- ✕GA4 half-installed; numbers nobody trusts
- ✕Enquiries land in personal inboxes; follow-up depends on who's busy
- ✕Sales says marketing leads are junk; marketing says sales never calls
- ✕No one can say what a new customer actually costs
- ✓Every euro of ad spend traced through to sales conversations
- ✓Website built around buyer actions: RFQs, spec requests, consultations
- ✓Tracking rebuilt on a measurement plan — numbers you'd sign your name to
- ✓Every enquiry routed to an owner in CRM with a response SLA
- ✓Leads qualified by agreed criteria; follow-up runs on cadence, not memory
- ✓One monthly view: spend → enquiries → qualified conversations → revenue
SEO, Google Ads, GA4, CRM automation — we use all of them. But you won't find them sold here as separate services. They're components. The product is the working pipeline system.
Fit is about how you sell — not what industry you're in.
Machinery maker, SaaS startup, insurance provider, professional services firm — the label doesn't matter. What matters is whether your sale runs through a pipeline.
- ✓The sale runs through a pipeline — enquiries, CRM, follow-up, conversations — whether you sell to businesses or consumers
- ✓Deal values that justify fixing the system — considered purchases, not impulse buys
- ✓Demand already exists — traffic, ad spend, or inbound enquiries
- ✓Leadership wants marketing measured in closed revenue, not clicks
Established manufacturer or early-stage startup — if those four things are true, the work is the same and it works.
- ✕Pure transactional e-commerce — no enquiries, no follow-up, nothing to route through a pipeline
- ✕No existing demand and no budget to create it — nothing to audit yet
- ✕Looking for a cheap "leads by Friday" vendor — we fix systems, not symptoms
- ✕Want to buy SEO or PPC as a standalone line item
If you're a poor fit, we'll tell you on the first call and point you somewhere better. Founder-led means no sales quota to feed.
You work with the person whose name is on the door.
Audrius is a former Head of Marketing who spent his career on the revenue side — launching products and building the acquisition-to-sales systems behind them, not just running campaigns. Today that includes hands-on work in high-volume, lead-driven acquisition, where Google Ads targeting and optimization are tested daily against real revenue numbers.
That's where Omnioflow's focus comes from: in any complex, lead-driven sale, the biggest losses are rarely in a single channel. They're in the joints — between the ad and the website, the website and the CRM, the CRM and the sales follow-up. Fixing the joints is the work.
Every audit and sprint is run by Audrius directly, with senior specialists brought in for implementation where needed. No account managers, no juniors learning on your budget.
Questions worth asking.
Isn't this just another marketing agency?
No. Agencies sell channels — SEO hours, ad management, content calendars — and report on channel metrics. We take responsibility for one outcome: demand you already generate turning into qualified sales conversations you can count. Channels appear only as components of that fix.
Why is the audit paid?
Because it's a product, not a sales pitch. You get a leak map across your funnel, a prioritized fix list with impact estimates, and a 90-day roadmap — deliverables that stand on their own. Any competent team, internal or external, could execute them. Free audits exist to sell you a retainer; this one exists to find your leaks.
Do we need to buy new software?
Usually not. Most companies already own the parts — GA4, a CRM, an ads account, an email tool. They're just not connected into a system. We fix what you have first and recommend new tools only when a genuine gap exists.
We already work with an agency. Does this conflict?
Often it's complementary. The audit frequently shows your agency is doing fine work that leaks downstream — in tracking, CRM handoff, or follow-up. You keep the agency; we fix the system around them. And when the spend itself is the leak, you'll have the evidence.
Every month the leak runs,
it compounds.
A 30-minute call to walk through your pipeline and decide whether the audit makes sense. If it doesn't, you'll leave knowing where to look anyway.