Answer why some CallRail rows say Conversion_Status__c = Not Signed while their linked Litify Intake status is Converted.
CallRail_Call_Log__c.Conversion_Status__c.Case_Signed__c, and linked Intake status for GCLID call logs.Conversion_Status__c and Case_Signed__c usage.CallRail_Call_Log__c.Conversion_Status__c is Text(255), not a picklist and not the same as litify_pm__Intake__c.litify_pm__Status__c.Conversion_Status__c = Not Signed, Case_Signed__c = false, Intake status Converted: 9 rows.Conversion_Status__c = N/A, Case_Signed__c = false, Intake status Converted: 1 row.Conversion_Status__c = Signed, Case_Signed__c = false, Intake status Converted: 1 row.Not Signed call and a later Signed call, while the Intake itself converted later that day.For Google Ads offline converted-intake uploads, the authoritative fields are the linked Intake/Matter fields: litify_pm__Status__c, litify_pm__IsConverted__c, litify_pm__Converted_Date__c, and litify_pm__Matter__c. CallRail_Call_Log__c.Conversion_Status__c should be treated as call-level context only and should not disqualify a row when the linked Intake has actually converted after the call.
If this becomes recurring reporting, a future agent should add an audit note or derived field to separate CallRail call status from Litify final intake outcome, because the label Conversion Status is easy to misread in marketing reports.
When reviewing CallRail offline conversion rows, do not use CallRail_Call_Log__c.Conversion_Status__c as the final case outcome. Use the linked Intake/Matter conversion fields for final outcome and keep call-log status as supporting call-level evidence only.