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A Metric is a named calculation that aggregates activities into a number — calls per agent, total deal value, conversion rate, average call duration. Metrics are used throughout SalesDash: dashboards, goals, competitions, and achievements all reference them.
A metric consists of three parts: a name, a configuration, and a display.
The name identifies the metric across SalesDash. It appears in leaderboards, goal descriptions, achievement conditions, and anywhere else the metric is referenced. Choose a name that is unambiguous to the people who will see it — Calls made, Gross revenue, Conversion rate.
Configuration defines what the metric measures. The most common configuration type is Aggregate.
An aggregate metric queries one activity source and reduces the results to a single number using an aggregator.
Source — the type of activity data to query. Options include:
Source-specific configuration — each source exposes its own filters. For example:
meeting)Aggregator — how the source records are reduced to a number:
A ratio metric divides one aggregate metric by another. Use this for conversion rates and other derived percentages. Example: Deals closed ÷ Leads contacted → Conversion rate.
The display configuration controls how metric values appear across SalesDash:
Set the format and unit carefully — they affect how values appear in every goal, competition, and leaderboard that references the metric.
Metrics are created under Metrics in your tenant admin. Define them after setting up agents and providers. Once a metric exists, it can be selected when configuring goals, competitions, and achievement conditions.