Customers

Here you will learn how to use the Customer dashboard.

Customers Walkthrough

Understanding Customers 📊

Customers 📊 is a dashboard designed to help you showcase data related to your customers’ profiles, behaviors, journeys, and outcomes, such as their age, gender, payment methods, onboarding status, graduation progress, testimonials, and even income generated.

This is important because it allows you to truly understand what’s happening in that aspect of your business. Keeping this information on track will help you to identify patterns among paying customers and ensure no client is left behind in their progress. The data displayed here comes from the input tables of Actions 🤝🖥️, Calls_csm 💸, and Payments 🤝.

ActionsCalls_csmPayments

Here is an example of what this dashboard looks like:

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

UI Design

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:

Customers Terms

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:

Filtering

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

Filters

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 Customers 📊

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

Customer Journey

Helps you view the entire customer journey of a particular client, allowing you to see how everything unfolded.

All Customers

Provides an overview of all your customers, offering a general summary.

Delinquent Clients

Helps you identify clients with overdue payments, allowing you to reach out to them.

Not-Onboarded

Helps you identify all paying clients who haven't been onboarded. This allows you to give them the necessary attention to prevent refunds and ensure they get the most out of the program.

Not-Coached

Helps you identify all paying clients who haven't received coaching, so you can support their progress.

Graduated

Allows you to see all clients who have graduated. You can recognize patterns among them or directly ask what helped in their journey to improve your offer and product.

Not-Graduated

Helps you identify clients who haven't graduated so you can support them in their journey. Use it with the Filter "Days in Total" to see clients within a specific date range, as they are paying customers.

Onboarding Days

Helps you assess the effectiveness of your onboarding process. A quicker onboarding can reduce refunds.

Coaching Times

Shows how many coaching sessions each client has received. You can use this data to find correlations with graduation rates, for example.

Graduation Days

Helps you see how long it took clients to graduate. If most are not achieving graduation, it may indicate areas for improvement.

Optin/Close Days

Shows how many days it takes for paying clients to convert from their first contact.

Call/Close Days

Shows how many days it takes from the sales call to closing the sale.

Testimony

Displays the number of clients who have submitted a testimony.

Income

Shows the income ranges your clients have achieved, which can be used for marketing purposes.

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