RevSure AI Model Inputs and Logic FAQ's

1. AI Model Overview & Data Inputs

Q: What data sources and fields are used as inputs into RevSure’s ML model?
A: RevSure’s ML engine ingests data from the entire GTM tech stack, including CRM, marketing automation, sales automation, website analytics, ad platforms, and ABM vendors. These systems power the GTM Data Graph™, enabling a unified view of the customer journey across all touchpoints.

Q: Does the model account for touch sequence, time decay, or velocity?
A: Yes. The model incorporates:

  • Recency, frequency, and sequence of touches
  • Age and stage duration of leads, accounts, and opportunities
  • Time until quarter end
  • Campaign-level attributes like spend, source, team, channel, pipeline value, etc.
  • LinkedIn engagement (if connected)

Q: How does the model manage missing or inconsistent data?
A: RevSure uses a combination of ML, heuristics, and data enrichment for robust handling of incomplete or noisy data, including imputation techniques and flexible sample-size handling.

2. How RevSure AI Compares to Other Models

Q: How should we think about RevSure’s AI model alongside traditional attribution models?
A: The AI model:

  • Is ideal for multi-touch attribution, outperforming rules-based models (e.g., U-shape, linear) by assessing each touch’s true contribution.
  • Considers counterfactual scenarios—e.g., "what if this touch didn’t happen?"
  • Yields more holistic and accurate outputs, particularly when journey depth increases.

Q: How do I interpret attribution differences across models?
A: Variance is expected. For example, the AI model may credit a mid-funnel campaign that gets underweighted in a U-shaped model. This is due to the AI model’s use of Markov chain probabilistic logic for conversion path analysis.

3. Model Accuracy, Validation & Benchmarking

Q: How does RevSure validate model performance?
A: Each model undergoes:

  • Rigorous backtesting with metrics like F1 Score, MAPE, and cross-validation
  • Quarterly accuracy reports comparing day-level projections to actuals

Q: What kind of accuracy can we expect from RevSure models?
A: Typical accuracy ranges (as observed in Q1–2025) are:

  • Pipeline Volume: 81% – 93%
  • Pipeline Value: 86% – 95%
  • Closed Won Volume: 83% – 92%
  • Closed Won Value: 80% – 91%

Q: Do you have accuracy benchmarks ?
A: Yes:

  • Pipeline Gen Volume: 84.23%
  • Pipeline Gen Value: 86.68%
  • Booking Volume: 82.72%
  • Booking Value: 86.59%
    Note: A funnel reconfiguration in March required model retraining, causing brief fluctuations

4. Interpretability & Attribution Transparency

Q: Can I see what factors influenced model predictions?
A: Yes. You can:

  • View feature importance and campaign weights in the Funnel Conversion Attribution (FCA) module
  • See top conversion paths for each stage (e.g., Visitor → MQL, Pre-Lead → Booking)
  • Use stage-specific configs in FCA that align with the filters used in AI Attribution for consistent comparisons

Q: Is there visibility into why a campaign was credited?
A: Yes. The model shows aggregate campaign contributions to conversions by name, channel, and type. Individual opportunity timelines can also be reviewed in-app.

5. Customization & Flexibility

Q: Can we customize the model to reflect our business logic?
A: Absolutely. RevSure supports:

  • Custom signal ingestion
  • Feature configuration to include or exclude attributes
  • Filters that align with specific views or models (e.g., stage-to-stage vs. generation attribution)

6. Limitations & Roadmap

Q: What are current limitations or known blind spots?
A:

  • Sudden changes in GTM or product strategy can temporarily reduce accuracy until the model adapts.
  • External macro events are factored in, but major internal GTM shifts may take time to reflect in projections.

Q: What improvements are planned?
A: The roadmap includes:

  • Continuous model performance monitoring
  • Feature expansion based on real-time data behavior
  • Enhanced interpretability and cohort-specific attribution logic

7. Additional Definitions & Clarifications

Q: What is the purpose of the "campaign channel" field?
A: It serves as an umbrella classification that aggregates campaigns across types, source systems, or content themes.

Q: How are campaign types determined?
A: These are collaboratively defined with your team and can be revised.

Examples of Campaign Type Classifications:

  • Direct – Webpage visits
  • SEARCH – Google Ads
  • Website – SFDC campaign types
  • Referrer – Redirected traffic
  • Organic Posts / Sponsored Updates – LinkedIn content
  • Interval – Outreach sequences

8. Practical Insights & Engagement Metrics

Q: How many campaign touches typically drive a successful opportunity?
A: As of the latest analysis, 6.64 campaign touches per opportunity is the observed average to reach gross pipeline (GP). Repeat touches are included in this count.

Q: Can I track or compare this behavior year-over-year?
A: Yes. Filters within the RevSure platform enable time-based comparisons, including cohort-specific touch analysis and campaign timelines.

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