Before rebuilding, find the actual failure.
An audit traces real transactions through your stack and documents where the data, state or money breaks — so the fix targets the cause, not the symptom.
Attribution Audit
Trace conversion data across ad platforms, tracker, funnel, checkout and processor. Locate exactly where numbers diverge — duplicates, gaps, dead postbacks, broken click-ID persistence — and specify the repair.
Checkout Audit
Inspect the CheckoutChamp (or other) implementation: offer logic, scripts, payment flows, upsell behavior, page performance and integrations. Find what's silently costing conversions.
Subscription Audit
Review the subscription lifecycle end to end: billing state, customer experience, cancellation flow, retention logic and the synchronization between platforms.
Infrastructure Audit
Cross-system architecture review: how data moves between your platforms, where state is fragile, what breaks under volume, and what to fix before it becomes an incident.
What you’re actually signing up for.
No discovery theatre and no 40-page deck. An audit is four steps, and it ends with something your engineers can act on.
Access
Read access to the systems in scope — tracker, checkout, store, ad accounts, and any relevant logs or endpoints. We work from your real environment, not a description of it.
Trace
We follow individual live transactions end to end, hop by hop, and record where the data, state or money stops matching.
Reproduce
A failure we can't reproduce isn't a finding. Every issue we report comes with the steps to see it happen.
Specify
You get the cause, the commercial exposure, and a scoped, sequenced fix — including what your own team can handle without us.
Most “rebuilds” are one defect wearing a costume.
A postback missing its transaction ID. A script racing a redirect. A product mapping that drifted during a migration. Systems that look broken end to end usually have one or two specific failures — and finding them first is often the difference between a week of engineering and a quarter of it.
Scoped to the problem, not to a package.
Audits are scoped per engagement, against the complexity of the stack and the commercial impact of the problem. A single attribution discrepancy on one funnel is a different piece of work from a full infrastructure review before a migration, and we price them differently.
Many audits become the first step of an implementation — the audit output is the build spec. Some end with us telling you the fix is a one-line change your own developer can make. Both are successful outcomes.
- A traced, reproducible account of the failure — not a hunch
- The commercial exposure: what the defect is plausibly costing
- A specified fix, scoped and sequenced
- What we'd build vs. what your team can handle internally
- Documentation your next engineer will thank you for
Something in your stack doesn't add up?
Tell us which numbers disagree, or which flow misbehaves. We'll tell you which audit fits — and what we'd need access to.