Sample report · Example data

The report leadership reads after the audit.

Three parts: where growth stands, what holds it back and the plan to close it. Example Co. is fictional; its answers run through the same scoring, roadmap and analysis as every company’s.

Growthmarkt™
Growth report27 Oct 2026

Example Co.

Building · B2B · Sales-led · Recurring (subscription) · 46 applicable requirements · Growthmarkt Model™, Governance lens · audit of 14 Oct 2026

Part 1Summary
Executive summary

Growth runs at Level 3, Defined. 5 critical gaps hold it back; closing them adds 10.2 points. 6 tasks in the model’s order reach level 4, Managed. On the dates set, it gets there by 21 Dec 2026.

Level 1, Ad hoc: Growth depends on individuals. Little is written down, owned or measured. 1 Ad hocLevel 2, Emerging: Some practices exist, but they are informal, uneven and hard to repeat. 2 EmergingLevel 3, Defined: Practices are written down and used. Measurement and proof still have gaps. 3 DefinedLevel 4, Managed: Growth runs against targets, with evidence behind it. 4 ManagedLevel 5, Optimised: The system is proven, reviewed on a set rhythm and improved on purpose. 5 Optimised
Governance Score64/100Fair+12 since 14 Jul
MaturityL3Defined
Proof18/64points backed by evidence
Critical controls3/8proven · 5 open
Findings5/24critical, of all findings

Decisions for leadership

  1. Name one accountable owner for growthA leadership decision, not a task: until someone owns growth end to end, every other gap waits on it.
  2. Unblock: Reconcile platform and CRM conversions monthlyAgency has not handed over the data export
  3. Confirm 9 pieces of evidenceDeclared work counts as proven only after the executive sponsor confirms it, one click each in the Inbox.

Key observations

  1. 2 domains are below 50: Definitions and funnel (19), Experimentation (25). Start with Definitions and funnel: measurement and reporting are only as reliable as the definitions under them.
  2. 18 of 64 points are proven. Only 18 points are backed by evidence. Treat 64 as a ceiling until more of it is.
Part 2Where we stand

Dimension map and maturity by domain

Strategy 90Ownership 63Definitions 19Measurement 55Acquisition 79Conversion 79Retention 57Experimentation 25Technology 88Compliance 70Reporting 88
Definitions and funnelL1 AD HOC 19
ExperimentationL2 EMERGING 25 –
Measurement and dataL3 DEFINED 55
Retention and expansionL3 DEFINED 57 –
Ownership and operating rhythmL3 DEFINED 63
Compliance and consentL3 DEFINED 70
AcquisitionL4 MANAGED 79 –
Conversion and salesL4 MANAGED 79 –
Technology stackL4 MANAGED 88 –
Reporting and visibilityL4 MANAGED 88 –
Strategy and targetsL5 OPTIMISED 90
ProvenDeclaredPartial creditGap

Left: 11 domains against the same model. Right: how each domain’s score is made (proven, declared, partial credit, gap), its maturity level, and its critical controls (red open, amber declared, green proven).

Critical controls

  • CMP-02OpenKeep non-essential tags off until consent
  • DEF-01OpenWrite the Definition Card
  • MEA-02OpenTrack key conversions as events
  • OWN-01OpenName one accountable owner for growth
  • OWN-06OpenOwn your ad, analytics and CRM accounts
  • CMP-01ProvenPublish a privacy notice that meets the law
  • MEA-01ProvenInstall analytics with a named owner
  • STR-01ProvenWrite the annual growth goal

Score against proof

Documented startStarting outProvenpractice 14 Jul Governance Score 52, evidence ratio 23% 14 Oct · 64 0 Governance Score 100 Evidence ratio

The company sits in starting out: much of the model is not yet in place, and most of what is reported is not yet backed by evidence.

Executive view against measured

DomainL1L2L3L4L5Gap
Definitions and funnel +2 levels
Acquisition −1 level
Ownership and operating rhythm +1 level
Strategy and targets −1 level
Compliance and consent Match
Conversion and sales Match
Experimentation Match
Measurement and data Match
Reporting and visibility Match
Retention and expansion Match
Technology stack Match
MeasuredExecutive view

The executive view is higher than measured in 2 domains and lower in 2. The widest gap is Definitions and funnel: seen as Level 3, measured at Level 1.

Findings

Each applicable requirement not in place. Critical: a critical requirement for this company. Major and minor follow the requirement’s place in the model. The plan on the next page turns them into actions.

5Critical
18Major
1Minor
  • Critical Keep non-essential tags off until consentCMP-02 · Answered: Informal
  • Critical Write the Definition CardDEF-01 · Answered: Informal
  • Critical Track key conversions as eventsMEA-02 · Answered: Informal
  • Critical Name one accountable owner for growthOWN-01 · Answered: Informal
  • Critical Own your ad, analytics and CRM accountsOWN-06 · Answered: Partly in place
  • Major State the counting unit for each stageDEF-02 · Answered: Not in place
  • Major Write the marketing-to-sales handoff ruleDEF-04 · Answered: Not in place
  • Major Define experiments before launchEXP-02 · Answered: Not in place
  • Major Reconcile platform and CRM conversions monthlyMEA-05 · Blocked: Agency has not handed over the data export
  • Major Calculate stage conversion with your definitionsDEF-06 · Answered: Informal
  • Major Collect and review churn reasonsRET-04 · Answered: Informal
  • Major Calculate customer acquisition costACQ-02 · Answered: Partly in place
  • Major Store consent status with each contactCMP-04 · Answered: Partly in place
  • Major Define pipeline stages with entry criteriaCNV-02 · Answered: Partly in place

10 more findings in the app.

Part 3The plan

The plan, phase by phase

02550100 Today: 64 64 Today 64Phase 1: +10.2 · 5 tasks, score 64 to 74 +10 Phase 1 +10.2 · 5 tasksPhase 2: +2.9 · 1 task, score 74 to 77 +3 Phase 2 +2.9 · 1 taskPhase 3: +23.1 · 18 tasks, score 77 to 100 +23 Phase 3 +23.1 · 18 tasksComplete: 100 100 Complete 100
PhaseTasksEffortPointsScore
1. Close the critical gapsEvery critical requirement in place, with what it depends on. These carry the most weight in the Governance Score.56+10.264 → 74
2. Reach level 4, ManagedThe fewest further tasks, in the model’s order, that take the Governance Score to maturity level 4.11+2.974 → 77
3. Complete the modelThe remaining requirements: depth and resilience across every domain.1827+23.177 → 100

Trajectory

02550100AugOctDecFeb TODAY DEF-01 due 6 Nov: 66MEA-02 due 15 Nov: 68.2OWN-01 due 24 Nov: 70.4OWN-06 due 3 Dec: 71.8CMP-02 due 12 Dec: 74DEF-04 due 21 Dec: 76.9STR-04 due 30 Dec: 77.9CNV-02 due 8 Jan: 79.3DEF-02 due 17 Jan: 81.3EXP-01 due 26 Jan: 82EXP-02 due 4 Feb: 83.9DEF-03 due 13 Feb: 84.9EXP-03 due 22 Feb: 85.9MEA-04 due 3 Mar: 87.3 14 Jul: 5214 Oct: 64 Next level · 21 Dec

Solid: completed audits. Dashed: the score the open tasks reach on their due dates. 10 open tasks have no due date.

Execution

Done
0/24
In progress
2
Blocked
1
Open tasks with an owner
14/24
Critical tasks without an owner
0
Overdue
0
Evidence waiting for confirmation
9

Next priorities

#TaskRequirementPointsOwner · dueStatus
1Write the Definition Card CriticalWhen teams define a lead differently, every report is an argument.DEF-01Definitions and funnel+2.2Head of Growth · 6 NovIn progress
2Track key conversions as events CriticalVisits are not results.MEA-02Measurement and data+2.2Head of Growth · 15 NovNot started
3Name one accountable owner for growth CriticalCompanies with one growth-oriented executive grew up to 2.3 times more than those with several (McKinsey, 2025; correlation).OWN-01Ownership and operating rhythm+2.2Head of Sales · 24 NovNot started
4Own your ad, analytics and CRM accounts CriticalA company that does not own its accounts does not own its data or its history.OWN-06Ownership and operating rhythm+1.5Marketing Ops · 3 DecIn progress
5Keep non-essential tags off until consent CriticalTracking without valid consent invalidates the data and creates liability.CMP-02Compliance and consent+2.2Head of Growth · 12 DecNot started
6Confirm evidence: Collect and record consent for commercial messagesSending commercial messages without recorded consent exposes the organisation to penalties.CMP-03Compliance and consentProofNo ownerEvidence missing
7Write the marketing-to-sales handoff ruleThe handoff is where most pipeline is lost.DEF-04Definitions and funnel+2.9Head of Sales · 21 DecWaits for DEF-01
8Confirm evidence: Keep customer data in one system of recordCustomer data split across spreadsheets cannot be measured or governed.TEC-02Technology stackProofNo ownerWaiting for confirmation

About this report

This report measures Example Co. against the Growthmarkt Model™, using Growthmarkt™’s assessment method. The growth owner answered for the company and declared the evidence behind each answer; the evidence ratio is the share of the score backed by it (in audits before declarations, by evidence the executive sponsor confirmed). Growthmarkt™ does not see or verify the evidence.

The Growthmarkt Model™ is published and maintained by Growthmarkt™. This report is a self-assessment against it, not a certification.