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Funnel Intelligence Agent

A 4-agent pipeline: a Collector pulls per-channel funnel data, an Analyzer flags statistical bottlenecks, a Hypothesis Generator turns each into A/B tests via Claude, and a Report Builder assembles the roadmap.

About this case study

Problem: a single blended conversion funnel hides where campaigns actually break. A channel with weak signup conversion could have a mobile UX bug, a targeting problem, or nothing wrong at all — and telling those apart by eyeballing one dashboard stops working past two or three traffic sources. Approach: a 4-agent pipeline positioned as "a junior growth analyst who never sleeps." A Collector pulls funnel data per traffic channel, an Analyzer flags statistical bottlenecks (z-score vs. the cross-channel baseline for that step, not a fixed percentage threshold — channels genuinely behave differently), a Hypothesis Generator turns each bottleneck into 2-3 concrete A/B tests via Claude, and a Report Builder assembles the prioritized roadmap. Result: this demo runs against a synthetic SaaS funnel with two deliberately planted issues, so there's something real for the Analyzer to find. It correctly surfaces the compounding paid_social mobile-friction problem among the top bottlenecks and proposes matching, testable hypotheses — live, on the page.

Methodology Note

Funnel Intelligence Agent is the first built module of a broader growth-analytics architecture: today it diagnoses funnels, next in line are customer lifecycle and channel-level revenue attribution, on the same 4-agent pattern (Collector → Analyzer → Hypothesis Generator → Report Builder). Built and validated on a controlled synthetic scenario — I'll run the same thing on your real data on a call.

← See where this diagnostic approach came from: the SolidVisa case study

Example run

SyntheticSaaS Demo2026-06-18 to 2026-07-18

Funnel analysis for SyntheticSaaS Demo (2026-06-18 to 2026-07-18) across 7 traffic channels: 6 bottleneck(s) identified. Top issues: paid_social/landing_view (3.0% vs cross-channel baseline); paid_social/signup (15.2% vs cross-channel baseline). Generated 9 A/B hypotheses across 3 channel/step combination(s). Recommend starting with quick wins before strategic bets.

Funnel (aggregate across all channels)

impressions
250,000
clicks
26,885
10.8%
landing_view
26,029
96.8%
signup
7,206
27.7%
activation
4,367
60.6%
purchase
921
21.1%

Channel comparison

ChannelVolumeOverall conversionvs. avg
direct12,0004.27% 3.35%
referral8,0001.23% 0.31%
email15,0000.36% -0.56%
organic_search40,0000.29% -0.62%
paid_search60,0000.16% -0.76%
organic_social25,0000.08% -0.84%
paid_social90,0000.03% -0.89%

Top bottlenecks & A/B roadmap (6 total found, top 2 prioritized)

#1paid_social / landing_viewICE 48

[paid_social] Drop-off at 'landing_view' is 7.0% (1.5 standard deviations above the cross-channel mean of 4.0% for this step).

Match landing page hero to paid social ad creative/messagingMed

Control: Generic landing page headline and hero image not tied to specific ad campaigns

Variant: Dynamic landing page hero that mirrors the exact value prop, imagery, and copy used in the triggering paid social ad (message match)

Primary: landing_view to next-step conversion rate · Guardrail: bounce rate / avg time on page · n≈4,000/variant

Simplify above-the-fold layout to reduce load/cognitive frictionLow

Control: Current landing page with multiple competing CTAs, dense copy, and heavier page weight

Variant: Streamlined above-the-fold section with single clear CTA, reduced asset weight for faster load, and minimal competing links

Primary: landing_view drop-off rate · Guardrail: page load time / mobile conversion rate · n≈4,000/variant

#2paid_social / signupICE 48

[paid_social] Drop-off at 'signup' is 87.8% (1.7 standard deviations above the cross-channel mean of 72.6% for this step).

Simplify Signup Form Fields for Paid Social TrafficMed

Control: Current signup form with full field set (name, email, password, phone, company) shown to all traffic sources

Variant: Paid social visitors see a reduced form with only email + password; additional profile fields deferred to post-signup onboarding

Primary: signup completion rate (paid_social segment) · Guardrail: post-signup activation rate (7-day) · n≈2,400/variant

Quick wins

  • Match landing page hero to paid social ad creative/messaging (paid_social / landing_view)
  • Simplify above-the-fold layout to reduce load/cognitive friction (paid_social / landing_view)
  • Simplify Signup Form Fields for Paid Social Traffic (paid_social / signup)

Strategic bets

  • Channel-specific landing page variant for paid social traffic (paid_social / landing_view)

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