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Here you will learn how to use the Calls_sales dashboard.

Calls_sales Walkthrough

Understanding Calls_sales Dashboard 📊

Calls_sales 📊 is a dashboard designed to help you showcase data related to sales calls performance, including show rates, close rates, objections, pipeline value, individual sales rep metrics, and income generated exclusively from Sales Calls.

Keeping this information on track will help you to evaluate rep performance, improve conversion from demos to sales, and identify bottlenecks across the sales process. The data displayed here comes from the input table of Calls_sales 💸

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Here is a visual example of what this dashboard looks like:

Remember, you can view the team members performing best based on Sales Calls KPIs by checking the Calls_Sales leaderboard. For a deeper understanding of how leaderboards work, please refer to its dedicated section:

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Moreover, to better understand each section of the dashboard, we recommend reviewing the dashboard’s UI design, which you can consult here:

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You’ll also encounter many terms used within the dashboard that may be unfamiliar to you. Don’t worry, you can find complete definitions here:

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How to Use It Like a Pro

Now that we understand what this dashboard is and the information it provides, that alone isn’t enough. To truly benefit from the data, we need to approach it with a business mindset and ask the right questions. That’s why the Filtering section is the most crucial part of using any dashboard effectively—it determines what data is shown and how it’s presented. Without knowing how to use the filters to answer the questions that matter to you, the information loses its value.

You can consult the Filtering section to understand it better here, read it, and then come back:

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Additionally, Calls_sales 📊 includes a special control: the All vs Unique Mode (also explained in the Filtering section under Important considerations). This Mode controls how records are counted. ALL counts every call record; Unique counts each lead once. This mode is important because, while analyzing data, some questions are best answered on a per-call basis (activity, follow-ups, sales opportunities), while others are best answered on a per-lead basis (true conversion per unique lead).

You’ll find the Mode toggle next to the Main Filter title. Example: one lead with two calls → All = 2, Unique = 1. The Mode changes only aggregation; your filters and metric definitions remain the same.

If you're unsure what a filter does or what a term means, you can find all filter definitions here:

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Now that we understand how to use the filters and where to find their definitions, we’re ready to ask better questions that lead to smarter business decisions.

Most Used Filters in Calls_sales Dashboard 📊

Below are some of the most frequently used filters and how they can help you to optimize your operations.

  • NOT_Filled: Helps you identify which calls were not filled out correctly. Sales reps can use this to review and complete missing information, while managers can ensure accurate data by guiding team members to fill out entries properly.

  • My Sets (💸): Allows prospectors to filter and view all the calls they have scheduled.

  • My Closes (💸): Allows closers to filter and view all their closed deals, along with relevant information.

  • Country: Shows patterns of which countries have the most scheduled calls, helping you evaluate if you're reaching your target audience.

  • Status: Let you filter calls by their status, enabling analysis of specific segments, such as "Live Call - Qualified," to identify reasons for a lack of conversion and improve closing rates.

  • Offered: Displays the most frequently offered products or services. Helps identify if sales reps are promoting the correct offers to qualified prospects and uncover potential misalignments.

  • Objection: Let you filter by the most common objections from leads. This helps in developing strategies to overcome them and possibly adding features to your product that pre-handle those objections.

  • Objection - NO Sale: Allows deeper analysis of calls where specific objections led to no sale. Helps identify the primary reasons leads provide for not making a purchase.

  • Objection - Closed: Highlight the types of objections that your team successfully overcame, offering insight into effective rebuttals.

  • Set_source: Shows which set source brings in the most booked calls. It could help to optimize underperforming sources or reallocate resources to top-performing ones.

  • Closer: Enables filtering of calls handled by a specific closer to evaluate their performance.

  • Triager: Allows you to filter calls by a specific triager to assess their performance.

  • Setter: Enables filtering by a specific setter to evaluate the effectiveness of call setting.

  • Cold Caller: Allows filtering of calls scheduled by a specific cold caller to review their performance.

  • Affiliate: Let you filter calls generated by an affiliate, useful for tracking and evaluating their performance.

  • Situation_Q4: Shows what individuals booking calls with you describe about their current situation.

  • Money_Q5: Helps you understand the financial status of your leads, including their earnings, and whether it aligns with your target audience.

  • Invest_Q8: Displays what leads say they are willing to invest, helping you evaluate alignment with your business goals.

  • Payment Deal: Tracks the types of payment deals your sales reps are closing—full pay, split pay, or deposit—useful for recognizing patterns and optimizing strategy.

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