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Vantage · Telecom

Bid on what each customer is worth.

Tapper Vantage links every order back to the click that produced it, then tells your ad platforms which plans and customers are worth more, so bidding follows revenue.

How it works

Built around how your customers actually buy.

Every deal traces back to the click that started it. Stage changes, deal values and final outcomes reach your ad platforms as they happen, in the currency you report in.

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Step 1

Order submitted

A customer submits an order online and the ad platform records a conversion. Bidding cannot yet tell a completed activation from an order that will fail.

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Step 2

Eligibility check

Your systems run the identity, credit and coverage checks. Orders that fail are reported back to bidding straight away, while there is still time to act.

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Step 3

Delivery or installation

When the SIM ships or the installation is booked, Vantage passes that progress to bidding before the line is live, so the campaign gets a signal early.

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Step 4

Line activated

The plan value reaches bidding with the click. An activated line counts for what that plan is worth to you, not as one more order.

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Step 5

Early cancellation

If a line is canceled soon after activation, Vantage sends a correction. Your reported return reflects the revenue you kept, not the activations that fell away.

What we ask of you

One working session at onboarding.

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Your CRM admin picks the fields that show deal quality for your business, such as order status, line status, plan, number of lines. Vantage gets read access to that named list of fields and nothing more.

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Your lead form needs to store the ad click id with every lead it saves. If it does not do that yet, we walk your team through the standard change.

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Your sales team keeps working the way it does now.

Put predictive intelligence behind every campaign.

Get a demo and see how Tapper Vantage steers your ad spend toward the activations your business counts, from the first click to the final outcome.