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The Marketing domain is your unified command center for campaign management and lead generation. Projected from Spine Fabric, it brings together data from HubSpot, Marketo, Salesforce, Google Analytics, and more. Marketing managers, demand gen teams, content creators, and marketing ops all work from the same contextual workbench. Domain Purpose: Enable marketing teams to plan, launch, measure, and optimize campaigns with full-funnel visibility, AI-assisted insights, and governed actions that write back to source systems.

Human Workbench

Surfaces, tabs, and daily tasks for marketers.

AI Workbench

How Twin assembles campaign context and proposes optimizations.

System Flow

How Spine ingests and projects marketing data.

Execution Flow

From intent to source-system write with receipts.
Core Entities
  • Campaign: a coordinated marketing initiative with goals, audience, and channels.
  • Audience: a target segment defined by firmographics, behavior, or intent.
  • Content: assets such as emails, landing pages, whitepapers, and social posts.
  • Lead: a marketing-qualified or sales-qualified prospect.
  • Attribution: the mapping of revenue or pipeline to marketing touchpoints.
  • Channel: a distribution mechanism such as paid social, email, or search.
  • Program: a recurring initiative or always-on motion.
  • Event: a webinar, conference, or field marketing activity.
Key Views
  • Campaign Performance: metrics by channel, audience, and time period.
  • Attribution Funnel: multi-touch influence on pipeline and revenue.
  • Content Pipeline: stages from draft to published to retired.
  • Lead Flow: volume, quality, and velocity through funnel stages.
  • Program Calendar: upcoming and active campaigns across quarters.
Primary Workflows
  • Campaign Launch: plan, build, approve, and execute a multi-channel campaign.
  • Content Publishing: create, review, and distribute content assets.
  • Lead Nurture: automate segment-specific engagement sequences.
  • Attribution Reporting: allocate credit across touchpoints and report to stakeholders.
  • Event Planning: promote, register, run, and follow up on events.

Domain Details

Operating model, responsibilities, and KPIs.

Domain Views

Table of all views and projection rules.

Business Context

Entities, relationships, and events.

Integrations

Source systems feeding the Marketing domain.