ADIGITRANS

The dashboard displays your company's total sales. It includes the number of deals, their status, monthly revenues, and source effectiveness. You can see your best customer sources and times of high or low activity. Use this information to improve your sales planning and strategy.

The dashboard explains how your company gets leads and converts them into deals. It helps you understand the best ways to attract new customers and increase sales.

The dashboard sets out the overall sales performance of your business. It displays total revenue and deal success. Use this data to find the most profitable months, understand how sales progress through stages, and see each employee's contribution.

The dashboard shows how calls relate to sales. It helps you see how calls contribute to sales, identify the best days to talk to customers, and find out the average number of calls needed to close a deal.

The dashboard helps you understand your company's revenue and decide which customers need more focus. It divides clients into three categories: A, B, and C. Each category contributes differently to total revenue. Category A clients bring in 80% of the profits, Category B brings 15%, and Category C brings the remaining 5%.

The dashboard helps you see how the company attracts potential customers and how effective the methods are. It shows data on lead trends, their sources, and conversions by channels and campaigns.

The dashboard shows the number and status of deals, helping you spot trends and changes in sales. It also provides indicators of how quickly and well deals are closed, allowing you to assess employee performance.

The dashboard reflects revenue trends and helps you evaluate the company's performance. It provides data on the number of deals and their closing times, helping you identify weaknesses in the sales process.

The dashboard helps you understand customer retention and churn. It shows data over different periods by customer categories: new, retained, returned, and churned.

The dashboard shows sales volume by product category and revenue trends. It includes revenue with discounts, so you can evaluate pricing effectiveness and the impact of promotions on sales.

The dashboard shows the number of workflows started and completed, the number of employees involved, and the time taken to finish. This data helps you evaluate process effectiveness and identify any issues in the approval chain.

The dashboard shows total tasks, their status, and trends in creation and completion. It helps you see which tasks are in progress, who created them, and what needs your attention.

The dashboard helps you assess workload of employees and departments. Check how many tasks are in progress, their status, completion rate, and average execution time. You can see which departments need to reallocate tasks or change workflows.

The dashboard helps you see your workload and efficiency. Check how many tasks, workflows, and deals you've completed, their average completion time and on-time completion rate. If tasks take longer than expected, try re-prioritizing or adjusting the workload.

The dashboard helps you see how quickly tasks are completed and how many are on time. It shows statistics on completed tasks, including those done quickly, just in time, and overdue. You can assess and adjust the workload to reduce overdue tasks if needed.

The dashboard helps you analyze SPA work in the company. It shows SPA pipelines, how many items are at each stage, conversion rates, and average completion time. For example, payment requests might be completed quickly, while document approval takes longer. This information helps you reallocate resources and improve control at important stages.