It proves what it earned. Sale by sale.

314 reads every sale against the customer’s whole story and says whether a message caused it. Only those count.

Counted honestly. Shown in full.

What came back, where from, and why it counts.

Paid back, in one number

What 314 brought back, against what you paid.

The dashboard’s return tile: the money 314 brought back this month and how many conversions it caused

Every channel, even ChatGPT

Where customers came from, and what each one paid.

Sources ranked by revenue: Google, direct traffic, Instagram, ChatGPT and Yelp, each with its conversion rate

Every sale, with its reason

Who booked, which message did it, and why it counts. Names are blurred here, not in your account.

The Conversions dialog: each booking 314 caused, the sequence behind it, and a sentence on why it counted
  • Helped is not caused

    Sales it only helped are listed apart, never added in.

  • Refunds come off

    A refunded sale drops to $0 and stays on the list.

  • Desk bookings count

    Booked by phone after an email? It counts.

Questions, answered straight.

How does 314 decide a message caused a sale?

It reads that person’s whole timeline: what they got, what they clicked, when they booked, and how they usually behave. A sale counts only when the message caused it, and each one says why.

What about sales it only helped?

They are shown apart as influenced, and never added to what 314 returned.

What if a customer books by phone?

Bookings your staff enter count too, when a message is what prompted them.

What happens with refunds?

They come off. A fully refunded sale shows $0 and stays on the list, so nothing quietly disappears.

Can I see what my ads return?

Yes. Connect Meta Ads and 314 shows spend and return on ad spend by campaign and by ad.

Is anything estimated?

No. Every verdict comes from the customer’s own record, not a formula. Where there is not enough data, 314 says so instead of showing a number.