Facebook ads sales tracking for installers · Datacillin, pill 5 of 5

Facebook doesn't know who bought. So it finds you more tyre-kickers.

Out of the box, Facebook hunts for people who fill in forms. When you mark a job sold in your CRM, our own attribution system tells Facebook: this one bought a £15k system, find more like them. And you see what every quote and every sale costs, live.

£2,000 to start, then nothing until your first deal.

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01The problem

No idea what a sale costs you.

Facebook has no idea which of your leads bought. So it finds you more form-fillers, your agency reports the clicks, and your sales team blames the leads.

  • I'm not quite sure what the cost per sale is, to be honest.

    Discovery call with Jude ·
  • Out of those five hundred leads, we didn't even get a dip.

    Strategy call with Jude ·
  • The leads were just very mediocre, not really interested window shoppers.

    Discovery call with Jude ·
  • We just can't tell. The numbers are totally skewed.

    Discovery call with Jude ·

Installers, word for word, on calls with Jude. The date, never the name.

02What we do

Close the loop. Give Facebook a pat on the back.

Out of the box, Facebook can't see past the lead. It never finds out who you quoted, who you sold, or who never picked up, so it hunts for the cheapest leads: the ones that go nowhere. We feed every lead through our own attribution system into your CRM, whatever CRM you use. When you mark it quoted or sold, it goes back to Facebook through its Conversions API (CAPI). A big pat on the back every time you actually make money, and Facebook soon learns who buys from you and spends your budget finding more of them.

A lead runs the loop: your ad on Meta, the quiz, your CRM, sold, then back to Meta through the Conversions API. Every sale fed back teaches Facebook who buys, so each lap is faster than the last.Your adFacebook & InstagramThe quizAnswers like a buyerYour CRMQuoted, then…SoldMarked in your CRMBack to MetaConversions APISold through the loop£72,0006 sales · illustrative

Facebook learning who buys

Every sale goes back to Meta, so every lap is quicker than the last: Facebook stops guessing and goes straight for people like your buyers. Then it settles at a fast, steady pace.

Illustrative: £12,000 a sale, one sale a lap. Your own figures come from your CRM.

01

Initial submission info

Every quiz answer.

02

Session tracking

Which ad, which click.

03

Pipeline stage

Quoted, survey booked, sold.

04

Deal value

What the job was worth.

What Facebook is told about every lead. Names, numbers and emails are scrambled first.

03Proof · happening now

Leads, quotes and sales, as they land.

A live read of the quotes and sales landing across our installers, anonymised, straight from their CRMs. Ask any agency for the same.

Dispensary log · latest—
ClientValueWhenStatus
Client 94£15,5001 min agoSold
Client 73£14,8003 mins agoSold
Client 25£10,4975 mins agoSold
Client 42£20,65811 mins agoquoted
Client 59£13,40013 mins agoquoted
Client 40£13,99731 mins agoquoted
Client 21£12,00036 mins agoquoted
Client 00£13,20042 mins agoSold
Client 57£10,20545 mins agoquoted
Client 60£12,00046 mins agoquoted
Client 70£15,67550 mins agoSold
Client 47£13,4901 hour agoquoted
Client 12£12,9821 hour agoSold
Client 93£2,1811 hour agoquoted
Client 51£11,5501 hour agoquoted
Client 70£11,7001 hour agoquoted
Client 52£15,6731 hour agoquoted
Client 04£15,0001 hour agoquoted
Client 83£19,7802 hours agoquoted
Client 69£9,9032 hours agoquoted
Client 65£12,3002 hours agoquoted
Client 52£6,7642 hours agoquoted
Client 13£18,1252 hours agoquoted
Client 37£12,6502 hours agoquoted
Client 48£15,2802 hours agoquoted
Client 27£13,9953 hours agoSold
Client 25£12,0003 hours agoquoted
Client 68£6,0003 hours agoquoted
Client 59£13,8503 hours agoSold
Client 27£13,5203 hours agoquoted
Client 47£12,5803 hours agoquoted
Client 98£9,1003 hours agoSold
Client 25£12,0003 hours agoquoted
Client 32£10,0004 hours agoquoted
Client 24£27,0004 hours agoquoted
Client 22£13,3844 hours agoquoted
Client 61£12,0004 hours agoquoted
Client 09£17,3804 hours agoquoted
Client 79£17,0004 hours agoquoted
Client 54£15,0004 hours agoquoted
Client names anonymised. Their CRMs, not ours.Open the live data feed →
04How it learns

First deals in weeks, sharper results by month three.

WeeksFacebook optimises forFinds
1–2LeadsForm-fillers
3–6QuotesPeople who let you round
7+SalesBuyers
Fig. 1 · The optimisation ladder.

From the jobs we film

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05Why us

No tracking, the pixel alone, or the whole loop.

No trackingThe pixel aloneDatacillin
Facebook hunts forClicksForm-fillersBuyers: quotes first, then sales
What you can seeLeadsCost per leadCost per quote and cost per sale, live
Your CRMNot connectedNot connectedConnected, usually in the first week
When it breaksNobody noticesNobody noticesOur data team fixes it, in-house
06Direct integration

Most renewables CRMs, connected.

Connected directly, usually in your first week.

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Yours isn't here? If it has an API, we'll connect it.

07Built and managed in-house

Who looks after the data.

Doctor No. 35
Leo Rocha, Systems Architect, in a white lab coat
Leo RochaSystems Architect

Runs an army of AI agents that never sleep. Insists they're just tools. They salute him and call him The General.

Rocha, L.
Doctor No. 09
Excellence Dumbiri, CRM & Automations Specialist, in a white lab coat
Excellence DumbiriCRM & Automations Specialist

Has never met a duplicate contact that lived to tell the tale. Checks every sale lands. Then checks again.

Dumbiri, E.
Doctor No. 65
Tom Ormsby, Artificial Intelligence Implementation Specialist, in a white lab coat
Tom OrmsbyArtificial Intelligence Implementation Specialist

Runs Synaite with Dan. Writes the code. Blames Dan for the bugs.

Ormsby, T.
Doctor No. 68
Dan Wills, Artificial Intelligence Implementation Specialist, in a white lab coat
Dan WillsArtificial Intelligence Implementation Specialist

Runs Synaite with Tom. Fixes the bugs. Makes sure Tom knows it was him.

Wills, D.
08Patient information leafletDatacillin

Patient questions.

The ones we get on every first call, answered straight.

Every question →
  • Q01

    Is my customer data shared?

    Facebook gets what it needs to find more buyers: which ad the lead came from, the quiz answers, the pipeline stage and the sale value. Names, phone numbers and emails are scrambled before Facebook gets them, so it can match the buyer without ever reading their details. Nothing goes to any other installer or company.

  • Q02

    My CRM isn't listed

    We read its API docs and tell you if it can connect.

  • Q03

    No CRM?

    We'll set one up.

  • Q04

    How long to connect?

    Usually the first week.

  • Q05

    What does it cost?

    All five services come together, for one price. It's £2,000 + VAT to start. Your ad spend is separate: you pay it to Facebook directly, from your own ad account, so you see every penny. Ben runs through the rest for your trade and your area on the call.

Is your area still open? A few installers per area.

Five quick questions, then pick a time with Ben. Thirty minutes on where you're losing sales, and what we'd run instead.

£2,000 to start, then nothing until your first deal.

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