Portfolio Signal MapOperated by Reality Contact, LLC

First-party portfolio measurement

Trace each visit to the commercial state it reached.

The free map names the events, blind spots, duplicate signals, and state joins across your live sites, then proves one test journey from tagged source through intake. Private repositories and records move only through secure intake with written deletion terms.

Free event-and-state mapSee the paid continuation
Example result

One source across four commercial states

matrix
  1. Sourceanswer-page / organicThe landing event carries the site and bounded source fields.
  2. Reading2 pages / 96 secondsThe operator's engaged-visit definition is met.
  3. IntakeSubmittedThe backend received the public form identifier.
  4. Commercial stateQualifiedA person applied the buyer's recorded qualification rule.
The example shows the reporting contract. A real matrix contains only observed events and buyer-approved state definitions.

Traffic counts collapse several different questions.

A visit, a long read, a form start, a complete inquiry, a qualified problem, and an order describe different points in the transaction. When those states live in separate dashboards and inboxes, a portfolio operator cannot tell whether a site attracted attention, produced interest, or simply passed an internal test.

The measurement system needs a shared event vocabulary, stable source fields, explicit exclusions, later-state joins, and a receipt showing that each reported number came from the intended path.

The first map documents what the current reports can and cannot support.

The free map follows one verified test journey through the selected sites and systems. It shows where source context survives, where public events stop, where private intake begins, which later states can rejoin, and which records currently double-count tests or omit commercial outcomes.

The paid implementation turns the approved map into first-party events, cross-site reports, test receipts, privacy and retention records, weekly readouts, and an operator template for every keep, revise, hold, or retire decision.

What comes back from the record

A complete map names the intended events and commercial states, marks blind spots and duplicate signals, and records one verified test journey from a tagged source through the public site to the resulting intake or order state.

Turnaround: The map arrives within three business days after site access and the current event definitions are received.

The system is built from the decision backward.

  1. Define

    The operator names the commercial decisions, and the map assigns each one the minimum observable event and later state it requires.

  2. Verify

    A controlled journey produces browser, backend, intake, exclusion, and dashboard receipts for every reported transition.

  3. Read

    The weekly report separates reach, engagement, inquiry, qualification, order, exclusion, and measurement-fault states for each offer.

There is already a market for this work.

The links below show existing providers and public reports from people who have dealt with the same problem. A source supports only the statement printed beside it.

SourcePlausible documents goals, funnels, source parameters, custom properties, and a consolidated view for operators managing multiple sites.SourceThe UK Information Commissioner's Office states that consent is necessary for first-party analytics cookies and that operators must explain analytics use to visitors.SourceThe W3C privacy principles call for sites to restrict transferred data to what users need or have chosen and to provide granular control over personal data.ProviderPostHog: PostHog includes one million product-analytics events per month at no charge and lists usage above that tier from $0.00005 per event.ProviderPlausible Analytics: Plausible lists Starter at $9 per month for one site, Growth at $14 for up to three sites, and Business at $19 for up to ten sites at the displayed traffic level.

Why the check is free

The map is free because Reality Contact, LLC is measuring whether portfolio operators need a verified decision layer across sites rather than another collection of traffic charts.

Free event-and-state map

A complete map names the intended events and commercial states, marks blind spots and duplicate signals, and records one verified test journey from a tagged source through the public site to the resulting intake or order state. The map arrives within three business days after site access and the current event definitions are received.

Do not send private links or files through this form. If the service fits, a person will reply with a secure intake method and written deletion terms before you share private material.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC. Prices are in United States dollars, and refund conditions are stated beside the paid implementation price. This is analytics implementation and operational reporting, and it does not replace privacy counsel, consent review, security review, or the buyer's own commercial judgment. Reports describe recorded events and their known coverage; they do not establish why a visitor acted or whether an unobserved person had commercial intent.

Questions before you send anything

What do I send?

Do not send private documents, repository links, analytics exports, credentials, or customer records through the public form. If the work fits, a person will reply with a secure intake method and written deletion terms before you share any material.

What comes back for free?

A complete map names the intended events and commercial states, marks blind spots and duplicate signals, and records one verified test journey from a tagged source through the public site to the resulting intake or order state. The map arrives within three business days after site access and the current event definitions are received.

Where does the service stop?

Reality Contact, LLC implements and verifies the approved measurement system, but does not supply legal advice, choose consent on the buyer's behalf, identify visitors across unrelated contexts, contact leads, or decide which offer survives. The buyer approves event definitions, privacy and retention rules, exclusions, qualification states, and uses the first cohort report to keep, revise, hold, or retire each offer. This is analytics implementation and operational reporting, and it does not replace privacy counsel, consent review, security review, or the buyer's own commercial judgment.

Does the system identify the same person across unrelated sites?

No. The portfolio report aggregates buyer-approved site and state records and preserves separate contexts unless the buyer already has a lawful first-party join.

Can a clean report prove that an offer has demand?

No. It reports observed behavior and known coverage so the operator can make a decision without confusing missing instrumentation or internal tests with market response.

Free event-and-state map

A complete map names the intended events and commercial states, marks blind spots and duplicate signals, and records one verified test journey from a tagged source through the public site to the resulting intake or order state. The map arrives within three business days after site access and the current event definitions are received.

Do not send private links or files through this form. If the service fits, a person will reply with a secure intake method and written deletion terms before you share private material.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC. Prices are in United States dollars, and refund conditions are stated beside the paid implementation price. This is analytics implementation and operational reporting, and it does not replace privacy counsel, consent review, security review, or the buyer's own commercial judgment. Reports describe recorded events and their known coverage; they do not establish why a visitor acted or whether an unobserved person had commercial intent.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC.

The buyer approves consent, retention, event definitions, and every commercial decision made from the report.

Refund conditions are stated beside the paid implementation price.

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