Your moments feed your own marketing.
Every revenue moment Inception Agents records — wall hit, trial started, upgrade accepted — reaches your email platform, CRM, or warehouse as a signed event. It's intent your funnel has never had, in the channels you already run.
The moment outlives the thread.
A trial nears its end inside an agent session; the thread closes — and a signed event reaches your email platform, carrying context that was recorded at the blocked tool call. Wall hit, trial started, upgrade accepted, value delivered — to any endpoint you name.
- Signed HTTP events with a stable core — enrichment grows, your integration doesn’t break.
- Pseudonymous by construction: subject references you resolve against your own users. Never PII from us.
- Test deliveries, a delivery log, and signature verification before anything goes live.
Intent your analytics can't see.
Which moments convert, which get abandoned, what each is worth — per agent environment, per lifecycle stage, free through paid. It exists only at the blocked tool call, so it's pre-checkout intent Stripe never sees and no analytics vendor can reconstruct.
- Your analytics are yours — in your dashboard, nobody else’s.
- Every offer shows the trigger that caused it, so you can audit why it appeared.
- New-customer and expansion revenue stay split in every number.
Attribution with nothing to argue about.
An authenticated MCP session maps to a pseudonymous per-user subject, which maps to a Stripe customer, which maps to a completed checkout. Every link in that chain is deterministic. No cookies, no probabilistic modeling, no attribution debate — and for a brand-new trial or free converter, checkout mints the Stripe customer inline. Still deterministic, still cookie-free.
- subject_ref is vendor-hashed and PII-forbidden by contract.
- The checkout outcome is stitched back through Stripe metadata — not inferred.
- Determinism is what makes outcome-based pricing credible at all.
Coarse intents, fine facts, and every decision on the record.
Canonical buying intents and an eight-class commercial-trigger taxonomy stay deliberately coarse, so every moment stays comparable, while fine-grained variety lives in namespaced facts. Every offer records the decision behind it (the path, the plan and how it was shown) and, later, what came of it.
- Intents coarse, facts fine — the discipline that keeps your moments comparable.
- Each decision is logged with the rules that made it and the options it chose from, inside the guardrails you set.
- Every decision is grounded in a recorded moment, like everything else here.
This is where you feed your own marketing.
Your moments, in the marketing you already run.
Moments are recorded from the first wall your users hit, in your dashboard and at the endpoint you name.