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Why form fills are a lagging indicator

By the time someone fills out a form, they've usually already decided. The behavior that predicts intent happens one or two visits earlier — and you can see it if you know where to look.

In this post
  1. What a buying journey actually looks like
  2. The signals that show up before the form
  3. How much earlier you can act
  4. Turning it into a scoring model
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Playbook

A routing rule that actually respects territories

Round-robin sounds fair until your best enterprise account lands with the rep who started on Monday. Here's the two-rule setup we recommend instead, and how to handle overflow and vacations.

Priyanka Rao
Jul 29, 20266 min read
Product

What we learned rebuilding the scoring model

The original model weighted every page view the same. The new one knows a pricing visit isn't a blog visit, rewards recency and lets old interest fade. Here's the reasoning and the math.

Clara Voss
Jul 8, 20269 min read
Engineering

The five-minute install, annotated

A line-by-line walkthrough of the Aurora tracking snippet for the engineer who has to approve it: what it loads, what it collects, what it never touches and how it fails safely.

Naomi Ilić
Jun 20, 20266 min read
Company

Two reps, four hundred leads, and a spreadsheet that broke

The origin story of Aurora: a Monday-morning spreadsheet, a script written on a Sunday, and why we decided to build the product we'd wanted as sales reps.

Femi Adeyemi
Jun 2, 20267 min read
Product

Why the free plan has no visitor cap

Charging more for a busier month felt like the wrong way to reward a team for growing. Here's what our plans charge for instead, and the math that makes unlimited visitors sustainable.

Tomás Herrera
May 18, 20265 min read

Product updates live in the changelog

Release notes for every version of Aurora — new features, improvements and fixes — with links to the relevant documentation.

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