Sales Pipeline Analytics provides insights into each stage of the sales process, helping businesses optimize strategies and improve overall sales performance.
Sales pipeline analytics refers to the process of analyzing and evaluating the various stages and activities involved in a sales pipeline.
A sales pipeline represents the journey that a potential customer takes from initial contact to final conversion, and it typically includes stages such as lead generation, qualification, nurturing, and closing.
Sales pipeline analytics provides valuable insights into the effectiveness and efficiency of the sales process, allowing businesses to make informed decisions and optimize their sales strategies.
By leveraging sales pipeline analytics, organizations can gain a comprehensive understanding of their sales performance and identify areas for improvement.
This analytical approach involves tracking key metrics at each stage of the pipeline, such as the number of leads generated, conversion rates, average deal size, and sales cycle duration.
By analyzing these metrics, businesses can identify issues, forecast sales revenue, and allocate resources effectively. Sales pipeline analytics ultimately empowers sales teams and business leaders to make data-driven decisions, enhance their sales performance, and maximize their revenue potential.
- Metrics and Description
- Calculated fields
- Benefits and Advantages
- Sales Pipeline Analytics short video tour
Sales Pipeline Analytics has delivered the below metrics.
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Metrics |
Description |
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Revenue Pipeline |
This visualization gives a glimpse of the revenue of the pipeline. |
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Sales Pipeline by Job Stage |
The pipeline is used to know the number of proposed, accepted, pending, and canceled jobs, along with the average sales cycle in days. |
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Close Ratio |
Here the close ratio specifies the number of Jobs accepted among the proposed. |
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Pipeline per Salesperson | Proposed vs Accepted and their Close Ratio |
This table helps us understand the contribution of salespersons to the sales pipeline. |
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Sales Pipeline |
This pie chart is used to know the entire sales pipeline, and how many services are in the accepted, pending, and declined stages. |
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Jobs that are pending by Sales Cycle Length |
For the computed Sales bucket we can know the number of deals in the pending status is shown.
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Top 5 Salesperson by Job Status Pipeline |
Analyzing the top 5 salespersons by job status pipeline metric could provide insights into which salespeople are most effective at moving opportunities through various stages of the sales process. |
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Avg Sales Cycle Length by Salesperson |
This metric lies in its ability to provide insights into the efficiency and effectiveness of individual salespeople in closing deals. A shorter average sales cycle length typically indicates that a salesperson is more efficient at moving prospects through the sales process and closing deals on time. Conversely, a longer average sales cycle length may suggest inefficiencies, challenges, or areas for improvement in a salesperson's approach or performance. |
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New vs Existing Customer Pipeline by Salesperson |
The Sales status of Salespersons is enhanced by knowing how many proposals have been sent to new and existing customers. |
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Jobs that are pending for the last 30 days |
A quick table view to know the Jobs that have been pending for the last 30 days. |
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Jobs that are pending for the last 30-60 days |
This visualization is similar to the previous one but this one lets us know the Jobs that have been pending for the last 30-60 days. |
Computed fields
Revenue = SUM(Price) considered.
Here are the business constraints that are applied.
- All the Metrics are calculated for the applied date range filter.
- We don’t consider the Jobs that are under Job status `Generated`
- We consider only active Jobs
- We consider Services that are either under the status `Completed` or `Invoiced`
- We consider only active Services
The Importance of Sales Pipeline Analytics & Benefits:
- Enhanced Visibility: Sales pipeline analytics provides a clear and comprehensive view of your sales process.
- Informed Decision-Making: By leveraging analytics, organizations can make data-driven decisions.
- Predictive Forecasting: Sales pipeline analytics enables predictive forecasting, helping organizations anticipate future sales performance.
- Improved Conversion Rates: Understanding the sales pipeline’s dynamic allows organizations to identify areas for improvement in the conversion process.
- Accountability and Performance Measurement: Sales Pipeline Analytics provides a framework for measuring and evaluating the performance of sales teams and individual representatives.
- Alignment with Business Goals: Sales pipeline analytics facilitates alignment between sales strategies and broader business goals.
Top 4 reasons why you would need Sales pipeline Analytics for your Organization:
- Resource Efficiency: Optimize the allocation of resources by identifying high-impact activities and focusing on channels that yield the best results, ultimately improving the efficiency of your sales efforts.
- Customer Experience Enhancement: Understanding the sales pipeline allows organizations to tailor their approach to each stage, providing a more personalized and positive experience for potential customers.
- Risk Mitigation: Sales pipeline analytics helps identify potential risks and challenges in the sales process, allowing organizations to proactively address issues and mitigate risks before they impact sales performance.
- Competitive Advantage: Leveraging data-driven insights from sales pipeline analytics provides a competitive edge by enabling organizations to stay ahead of market trends, customer preferences, and competitor strategies.
Sales Pipeline Analytics short video tour