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FOR SALES TEAMS

Forecasting gets better when it's built on data

Built on your attribution models, metric definitions, and the context behind every number

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Behind the teams setting the standard for data-driven marketing
Hex customer: Algolia
Hex customer: ClickUp
Hex customer: Modal
Hex customer: Ramp
Hex customer: Calendly
Hex customer: Clay

Build a forecast that keeps pace with your business

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Know where you’re headed and what will get you there

Model your pipeline with historical conversion rates and sales cycle timing. Test assumptions and see where to focus as your business changes.

StubHub
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"We built a "swiss army knife" for investigating ticket sales data in Hex, freeing their data team to dynamically identify sales drivers and empowering business analysts to explore data independently.”

StubHub  at StubHub

Get to the why behind your numbers

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Follow your next question to an answer

Ask the Hex Agent what changed in your pipeline and what’s driving it. Explore deals, segments, and rep performance without another data request.

Clay
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"Hex’s agent helped me build reporting to know exactly where to plug in for my team. A rep can look on track on the surface, but Hex shows me the full picture — win rates, deal velocity, stage timing — so I can step in at the right moment. That's how we're exceeding quota.”

Ashley Artrip  Enterprise Sales Leader at Clay

Stay ahead of deal risk

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Walk into every forecast call knowing which deals need attention

Set Tasks to watch for deal velocity drops, engagement gaps, and activity stalls, and get the alert in Slack before the call, not during it.

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$1M

saved in churn

Ramp
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"We embed Hex dashboards where teams already work — Salesforce, Notion, and beyond — enabling analytics engineers to build ML-level data products like sentiment analysis and shrinking feedback loops from days to hours.”

Ian Macomber  Head of Data and Analytics Engineering at Ramp

Where to start

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Marketing Attribution Dashboard

Multi-touch attribution model across paid, organic, email, and partner channels. Marketers can adjust the attribution model (first touch, last touch, linear) and see impact on reported pipeline.

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Pipeline Forecast App

Scenario-based forecast with adjustable conversion rate and volume assumptions at each funnel stage. Built to be owned by marketing, not the data team.

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Campaign Performance Tracker

Automated weekly digest of campaign performance: impressions, CTR, conversions, downstream pipeline. Shareable link for leadership, no manual report building.

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Lead Scoring Model

Configurable scoring model based on firmographic signals (company size, industry, title) and behavioral signals (page views, trial activity). Ranked lead list updates automatically.

FAQ

Yes. Endorse your attribution logic once in Hex and every agent answer, app, and report pulls from the same definition when stakeholders switch models.

Teams ask follow-up questions in natural language and get presentation-ready visuals they can share in meetings or Slack, without exporting query results into slides.

Tasks and scheduled checks can surface anomalies in Slack or email so teams investigate drops before they compound through the quarter.

No. Published apps and the agent let marketers explore governed metrics in plain language while analysts define logic once in notebooks.

Common starting points include attribution dashboards, pipeline forecast apps, campaign performance trackers, and lead scoring models — each mapped from the Figma “Where to start” grid.

Hex queries your warehouse and integrates with tools like Slack for alerts and readouts. Connectors and dbt models you already trust stay the source of truth.

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