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Analytic Call Tracking White-Label Client Onboarding (5-7 days)

A repeatable onboarding sprint that takes a new retainer client from zero to live call attribution inside Analytic Call Tracking, with Dynamic Number Insertion, IVR routing, and Google Ads conversion push in under a week. Time: 5-7 days.

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Analytic Call Tracking White-Label Client Onboarding (5-7 days)

A repeatable onboarding sprint that takes a new retainer client from zero to live call attribution inside Analytic Call Tracking, with Dynamic Number Insertion, IVR routing, and Google Ads conversion push in under a week.

Prerequisites
  • Analytic Call Tracking master account created and connected to the required Twilio telephony provider
  • Client site access for Dynamic Number Insertion script placement, plus Google Ads and Microsoft Ads account permissions
  • Confirmed area codes and toll-free requirements for the client's service geography
  • Call flow map drafted: which numbers route to which team, voicemail, or after-hours destination
  • Signed retainer or per-call billing agreement so the Agency plan's automated invoicing can be configured
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Create the client sub-account under the Analytic Call Tracking master account and assign user roles for the delivery team
  • 2.Confirm number provisioning is enabled for the client's target area codes
  • 3.Select the plan tier against expected monthly call volume (Professional includes 4,000 calls/mo, Starter includes 1,000 calls/mo)
  • 1.Provision local and toll-free tracking numbers for each campaign or channel the client runs
  • 2.Build the call flows in Analytic Call Tracking, mapping each number to its destination
  • 3.Test inbound routing end to end before touching the client's live site
  • 1.Install the Dynamic Number Insertion script on the client site so website numbers swap per visitor source
  • 2.Verify DNI fires correctly across paid landing pages and organic pages
  • 3.Enable call recording on the numbers that feed QA and sales coaching
  • 1.Configure advanced IVR call flows for after-hours, department routing, and overflow
  • 2.Set up two-way texting on the primary tracking numbers if the client handles SMS follow-up
  • 3.Document the IVR tree so the client's front desk knows what each path does
  • 1.Connect Google Ads and Microsoft Ads so call conversions flow back into the ad platforms
  • 2.Map call outcomes (qualified, booked, spam) to conversion actions for smart bidding
  • 3.Run a live test call per campaign and confirm the conversion registers in both ad accounts
  • 1.Brand the client portal with the client's logo and custom domain under the Agency plan white-label settings
  • 2.Configure automated invoicing if the client is billed per call or on a call-tracking retainer
  • 3.Set the call history window to match the reporting period the client expects (13-month or 25-month depending on tier)
  • 1.Pull the first attribution report showing calls by campaign, keyword, and source
  • 2.Walk the client through the portal and hand over login credentials
  • 3.Agree the monthly reporting cadence and who on the client side owns call disposition tagging
$22-$59/mo per client on annual billing (Starter $22, Professional $59), plus $149/mo for the Agency plan covering white-label portals and automated invoicing, plus Twilio per-minute usage billed at cost and call-recording storage at $0.0005 per minute5-7 days
ROI Logic

A single client onboarded onto the Professional tier at $59/mo annual costs the agency roughly $59 in platform fees against a retainer that commonly prices at $390/mo for a local call tracking starter package, leaving over $300/mo gross margin per account before Twilio minutes. The Agency plan at $149/mo only pays for itself once the agency runs 5 or more call-tracking retainers, so the onboarding sprint is designed to be repeated until that threshold is crossed. Recording storage at $0.0005 per minute stays negligible for local service clients but must be watched on high-volume accounts.

Deliverables
  • Live Analytic Call Tracking sub-account with provisioned local and toll-free numbers per campaign
  • Dynamic Number Insertion installed and verified on the client site
  • IVR call flow map and two-way texting configuration documented for the client's front desk
  • Google Ads and Microsoft Ads conversion actions receiving call data
  • White-labeled client portal with custom domain and automated invoicing enabled
Definition of Done

A test call placed against each campaign's tracking number appears in the Analytic Call Tracking report attributed to the correct source and registers as a conversion in Google Ads.

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