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One system to run your business

Your website, customers, marketing and sales working together - so you know which advertising brings you customers, never lose a good enquiry, and let the boring jobs do themselves. Hosted in the UK.

Where did this deal come from? Example data
  1. Paid search adDay 1 - landing page40%
  2. Blog article from organic searchDay 4 - read 3 pages20%
  3. Social postDay 9 - pricing page40%
  4. Demo form on your siteDay 11 - lands in the CRMConversion
Deal won in the CRM£4,800
Attribution modelU-shaped (1 of 6)
Consent at conversionAnalytics accepted
Website, tracking and CRM share one record - no exports, no stitching.

Illustration with example data

Most marketing stacks cannot answer a simple question

"Where did that customer come from?" The website is in one tool, analytics in another, the CRM in a third and the ad reports in a fourth. Each holds part of the story, and the joins between them are where the answer gets lost.

A typical stack

  • A website builder that knows nothing about your leads
  • Analytics that loses the visitor the moment they fill in a form
  • A CRM that records the lead but not the journey behind it
  • Extra tools for heatmaps, server-side tags and scheduling posts
  • Spreadsheets to reconcile numbers that never quite agree

uForge

  • Build and publish the site on the same platform that tracks it
  • The visitor, their touches and their form submission are one record
  • The CRM deal carries the journey that produced it
  • Heatmaps, server-side conversions and social scheduling built in
  • One set of numbers, each showing how it was worked out
1 data modelwebsite, tracking and CRM
6 attribution modelscompare them on the same data
4 ad platformsserver-side conversions: Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Microsoft
London hostingAWS eu-west-2 for UK customers

Honest numbers

Reports that tell you how they were worked out

Attribution is a judgement, not a fact, so uForge does not hide the judgement. Every sale and won deal is attributed under six models - first touch, last click, linear, time decay, U-shaped and W-shaped - and you choose which one a report uses.

Consent is recorded on every event. Reports are split by the consent a visitor gave rather than blending the two. Without analytics consent, Sadang does not identify the visitor - no persistent visitor ID, no heatmaps - and records only anonymous, session-level activity.

How attribution works →
  • First-party tracking on your own site - not borrowed from an ad platform
  • Visits from known AI assistants are recognised as their own channel instead of vanishing into "referral"
  • Server-side conversions to Meta, Google Ads, TikTok and Microsoft Advertising
  • A conversion links to the CRM record it created, so revenue can be traced back

How it works

  1. Build or bring your site

    Start from a template or rebuild your pages in the visual editor, then publish to your domain.

  2. Turn on tracking

    Sadang starts recording visits and conversions, within the consent each visitor gives.

  3. Capture leads into the CRM

    Forms create contacts and deals that already carry the journey behind them.

  4. Spend on what works

    Compare channels under different attribution models and send cleaner conversions back to your ad platforms.

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Questions we get asked

What is uForge?
uForge is one platform for building and publishing your website, tracking what visitors do and where they came from (first-party, with consent), and managing the leads and deals that result. Because it is one system, a form submission on your site becomes a CRM record that already knows which campaigns led to it.
Do I still need a separate analytics tool?
uForge's built-in tracker, Sadang, records visits, events and conversions on your own site and attributes them across six models, so it can take over the tracking many businesses do with a free analytics tool tied to an ad network. It works alongside ad-platform reporting rather than depending on it, and like any analytics it records visitors in line with the consent they give.
Where is my data hosted?
UK customers are hosted in AWS London (eu-west-2), with platform email sent through Amazon SES in London. uForge also runs a separate Thailand region for Thai customers; UK accounts are not served from it.
Do I have to move everything at once?
No. Most teams start with one site or one capability - often the website and tracking - and add CRM, automation or social when they are ready. Capabilities are switched on per site.
Who is it for?
UK businesses that market online and sell through a pipeline: marketing teams, agencies running several client sites, multi-brand businesses, and sectors with an industry module such as recruitment and e-commerce.