Install the MCP server
Add Sigil alongside your existing HubSpot MCP. Your agent now has two tools: raw data access and business context.
Define your context
Your AI agent interviews you about your business: what win rate means, which deals to exclude, how you define pipeline stages. Sigil stores it.
Query with accuracy
Every question your agent answers now passes through your definitions. The right filters. The right properties. The right exclusions.
Metric definitions
What "win rate" or "ACV" actually means in your business. Which fields to use, how to calculate, what to exclude.
formula: closed_won / (closed_won + closed_lost)
exclude: partner_deals, renewals
Field aliases
Your team says "ACV" but HubSpot calls it hs_acv. Sigil maps the language gap so your agent uses the right property.
maps_to: hs_acv
note: "not amount, not arr"
Exclusion rules
Test deals, internal accounts, churned-then-returned. The records that silently corrupt every report.
exclude_when: owner = "Integration User"
applies_to: all revenue queries
Known gotchas
The tribal knowledge that lives in someone's head. "Always use fiscal quarters." "Close date was wrong before March."
before 2024-03-01. Use
hs_date_entered_closedwon instead."
Raw CRM data
Deals, contacts, companies, properties. Everything in HubSpot, exposed to your agent as-is.
Your definitions
Metric formulas, field aliases, exclusion rules, known gotchas. The meaning behind the data.
Accurate answers
Combines raw data with your context. Every query uses the right filters, properties, and calculations.
Sigil started as an internal tool at a B2B SaaS company. Deployed company-wide as the primary self-service analytics tool, it answered real revenue questions daily across the entire organization.
The accuracy numbers come from testing real business queries against the data team's known-correct answers, before and after adding the context layer.
Stop hallucinating revenue numbers
Sign up, define your business context, and your AI agent starts getting it right.