Vinove Prism · Marketing operating intelligence

Know what marketing bought.
Decide what comes next.

Connect channel investment to qualified demand, examine the evidence and carry the decision into accountable work. Prism puts marketing economics, reviews and execution in the same context.

Vinove operating infrastructure. Not sold as standalone software.

The question behind the dashboard

What did it cost
to create qualified demand?

  1. 01
    Understand the investment

    Media, people, tools and allocated cost.

  2. 02
    Follow the commercial result

    Funnel progression and cost per sales-qualified lead.

  3. 03
    Act on the evidence

    Reviews, initiatives and work with clear ownership.

Clarity for the next decision

Give the budget conversation a better starting point.

For leadership

Compare demand, not just activity.

Review workspaces on the same cost-per-qualified-lead measure, with the assumptions visible.

For growth teams

Find the question worth investigating.

Move from a channel-level signal to campaigns, content and the evidence behind a finding.

For the people doing the work

Carry the decision into execution.

Connect scheduled reviews, initiatives and personal work so the next step has a place to live.

The complete product walkthrough

From marketing evidence
to the next decision.

Explore all 15 screens from the fictional Northwind sample workspace. Names, campaigns and figures are examples, not customer results. Each complete screenshot fits your screen. Select an image to inspect the full-resolution original.

01–04

Understand performance and economics

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Overview

Start with marketing’s commercial picture: investment, funnel progression and cost per sales-qualified lead. Compare the blended view with individual channels and investigate attention flags.

The single-screen answer to "how is marketing performing": spend, pipeline (leads to MQL, SAL, SQL, Won) and CP-SQL, blended and by channel, with automatic "needs attention" flags. Fictional sample data.
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Pipeline

Follow the journey from lead to won outcome. Channel and country breakdowns help locate where demand progresses, with individual records available for closer investigation.

The CRM funnel end to end, by channel and country, with lead-level drill-down underneath. Fictional sample data.
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Economics

Understand how channel investment becomes cost per sales-qualified lead. Cost allocation stays visible so the total can be examined rather than accepted at face value.

Every rupee of spend traced through to CP-SQL by channel; the allocation is shown, not just the total. Fictional sample data.
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Portfolio

Compare workspaces using a consistent measure. Leadership can review the portfolio without switching between differently defined reports.

Cross-property view for leadership: every workspace side by side on the same verdict metric. Fictional sample data.
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05–08

Investigate channels, content and insights

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Paid Search channel

Examine paid-search performance through campaigns, keywords, geography, devices and quality scores, keeping the channel detail close to the decision.

Campaigns, keywords, geography, device and quality score for one channel. Fictional sample data.
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Ads Console

Ask an advertising question in ordinary language. The console translates it into a live query and returns an answer from the connected account.

Ask a Google Ads question in plain English; Prism turns it into a live query and answers. Fictional sample data.
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Insights

Explore findings with the supporting figures attached. The evidence gives reviewers a way to question the recommendation and decide what deserves attention.

Evidence-backed findings across every channel, each citing the numbers behind it. Fictional sample data.
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09–12

Turn decisions into accountable work

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Reviews

Keep scheduled reviews organised by property, channel and person, with a clear place to return to each check-in.

Scheduled check-ins per property, channel and person, so nothing goes unreviewed. Fictional sample data.
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Initiatives

Connect cross-functional initiatives to the outcomes they are intended to influence, alongside the work needed to get there.

Cross-functional projects tracked against outcomes, not just task completion. Fictional sample data.
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Reports

Organise recurring daily, weekly and monthly summaries for sharing, so reporting becomes part of the operating rhythm.

Scheduled, shareable summaries (daily, weekly, monthly) that go out automatically. Fictional sample data.
Fictional sample dataView full size of Reports (new tab)↗
13–15

Check the evidence and connected sources

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Data Trust

Check for missing exchange rates, stale synchronisation and unmapped leads before relying on a metric. Data quality remains part of the explanation.

Prism grades its own data quality (FX gaps, stale syncs, unmapped leads) so no number is shown with false confidence. Fictional sample data.
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Ask Prism

Ask questions in the context of the screen being reviewed. The assistant answers from connected data and does not make changes independently.

A persistent assistant aware of the screen you are on; answers from real data and never changes anything on its own. Fictional sample data.
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The point of view

A dashboard can describe activity. A marketing operating system must improve a decision.

01

Qualified demand is the verdict

Prism connects cost to demand that progressed through the funnel, not clicks or activity proxies alone.

02

Missing cost is not free performance

If no cost is measured, Prism reports the result as unavailable rather than presenting artificial efficiency.

03

Cost includes the operating reality

Media, people, tools, retainers and shared costs can be allocated to show what a channel truly required.

The honest marketing equation

One number, with its assumptions visible.

Channel investmentMedia + people + tools + retainers
÷
Commercial resultSales-qualified leads
=
Decision measureCost per SQL

Each fact is aggregated to the requested level before the two sides are joined. That prevents spend being multiplied by the number of lead records and keeps unavailable evidence visible.

Evidence into action

Reporting should not become a museum.

A Prism review ends with an accountable verdict. The decision can become an initiative, task or recurring routine. It can then return for review against what the team expected to happen.

01

Connect

Ads, analytics, search and Bond
02

Normalise

One governed semantic layer
03

Review

Daily and channel operating rhythm
04

Decide

Record the verdict and expectation
05

Execute

Initiatives, tasks and routines
06

Measure

Qualified demand and outcome
07

Learn

Return evidence to the next review

Inside the operating system

The numbers, judgement and work remain in the same context.

01

Connected sources

Advertising, analytics, search, email and Bond feed a consistent connector contract.

02

Daily and channel reviews

Structured reviews scale their sign-off depth to the cadence and preserve what was asked historically.

03

Initiatives

Programmes connect content, budget, phases, milestones and derived progress.

04

Routines

Recurring work becomes real owned tasks with typed checklists and history.

05

Decisions

Record what was decided, what was expected and when the result should be reviewed.

06

Data trust

Stalled syncs, missing exchange rates, unallocated cost and attribution gaps become visible caveats.

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Trust, out loud

When Prism cannot defend a number, it says so.

No measured spend does not become zero cost. An unattributed lead is not quietly reassigned. A missing signal remains part of the answer, because visible uncertainty is more useful than confident error.

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Prism, clearly answered

Marketing intelligence that carries a decision into work.

These are the questions leaders, growth teams and reviewers most often need answered before the system becomes useful.

What is Vinove Prism?

Prism is Vinove's proprietary marketing operating intelligence system. It connects channel evidence, fully loaded cost, qualified demand, reviews, decisions and accountable execution.

How is it different from a marketing dashboard?

A dashboard describes activity. Prism asks whether the activity created qualified demand, records the decision that follows and connects it to initiatives, tasks or recurring routines.

What does fully loaded marketing cost include?

It can include media, people, tools, retainers and allocated shared costs. Missing cost remains visible rather than making a channel appear artificially efficient.

Is Prism available as standalone software?

No. Prism is proprietary Vinove operating infrastructure used behind selected work and is not currently licensed or sold as standalone software.

Connected to Bond

Marketing learns what qualified demand became.

Bond supplies funnel progression and won outcomes without transferring structured customer identity. Prism combines that progression with channel economics, reviews and decisions.

Prism is proprietary Vinove operating infrastructure. It is not currently licensed or sold as standalone software.

See the complete evidence thread, from marketing investment to customer outcome.

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