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Event Intelligence Glossary
Plain-language definitions for the operating, capacity, portfolio, and executive-proof terms used across Build the Year.
3P Framework
The 3P Framework is Build the Year’s operating model for People, Portfolio, and Pipeline. People is the capacity foundation, Portfolio is the event-mix strategy, and Pipeline is the business proof.
Read the related referenceAttribution Type
Attribution Type describes how a deal relates to an event: sourced, influenced, or accelerated. The label makes the relationship explicit instead of hiding it inside one pipeline total.
Read the related referenceData Confidence
Data Confidence is the quality state attached to a governed metric: synced, estimated, or not connected. It tells the reader how much trust to place in the number.
Read the related referenceDecision History
Decision History is the Chapter-scoped proposal log for governed writes, approvals, commits, and recorded outcomes.
Read the related referenceei
ei is Build the Year’s in-app Event Intelligence. It uses the same governed capabilities as MCP and is always written lowercase.
Read the related referenceEvent Operating Layer
An event operating layer sits above execution tools and connects event capacity planning, portfolio governance, attribution, and executive reporting. It helps corporate teams and agencies manage the year as one portfolio.
Read the related referenceFully-Loaded Cost
Fully-Loaded Cost combines direct event spend with the valued capacity hours required to deliver the event. It prevents ROI reports from treating team effort as free.
Read the related referenceGoverned write
A Governed write follows propose, human approve, and human commit. MCP can preview or propose supported actions, but it never approves or commits them.
Read the related referenceMCP
MCP is the Model Context Protocol interface to Build the Year’s governed ledger, identified as bty-event-intelligence for authorized external clients.
Read the related referencePipeline Influence
Pipeline Influence is pipeline value credited to an event through linked opportunities and an explicit attribution policy.
Read the related referencePortfolio Yield
Portfolio Yield is pipeline generated per capacity hour across the event portfolio. It is the portfolio north star for comparing event mix and scarce team investment.
Read the related referenceTier
A Tier is the effort level assigned to an event. Tier 1 represents the highest delivery effort and should reflect complexity, role demand, and lead time rather than budget alone.
Read the related referenceTrue ROI
True ROI is pipeline influenced divided by fully-loaded cost. A defensible True ROI result also shows its attribution policy, data confidence, and provenance.
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